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Home My WebLink About1998-01-10 - Orange Coast PilotServing the Newport-Mesa community since 1907 We can't bank on the certainty of a new airpOrt at El Toro Let us think the unthinkable, imagine the wumaginable. Let us have our worst dream come true. Let us ask the ultimate ~what if" question: What Ii South County wins and the whole El Toro deal crumbles? What if El Toro becomes a 4,700-acre business park cum techno)ogy center cum training cam}t for all professional sports teams? What if El Toro becomes any- thing blft the regional airport Orange CoU:Oty needs so des- perately? What's Plan B? Expand John Wayne? Expand a place that's bursting 0 N 1 H E C 0 ,\ S T fred martin at the seams already? Expand a place that's already using virtually all its 470 acres? Expand a place that's sur- roUDded by freeways, hotels, office buildings and more than its share of massage parlors? Expand a place fringed by car- clogged streets that seem to become more sclerotic by the day? Expand a plac~ that impacts some of the costliest residential property in the world? Expanding the local airfield makes no sense at all. Which certainly doesn't mean it won't be tried if El Toro.doesn't hap- pen. At this point, the county has no other option. · If the notion of a regional air- port at El Toro crumbles, the • SEE EL TORO PAGE A 13 Inside The best local real estate B·onita Canyon donnybroOk ma:f have smoothed over • Irvine Mayor Christina Shea says she wants to work out issues with New- port officials before seeking change in annexation deal. By Jennifer Armstrong, Dally Pilot The threat of lrvine stopping a hard-won qeal to give Bonita Canyon to Newport Beach is far from a sure thing -especially now that Irvine Mayor Christina Shea dppears to have softened her. Shea last week threatened to ask her fellow City Counctl mem- bers to withdraw the city's sup- port for an agreement to tum over . • the land at Ford Rodd and MacArthur Boulevard. The move came dfter she heard former county Supervisor Don Saltarelli was adVlSlnQ New- port on Irvine's efforts to annex the El Toro Manne base, where the county plans to build dil atr- port -the subject of a bitter bat- tle that pits pro-auport Newport against an ti -airport lrvine But on Friday, Shea !>aid she hopes to smooth things over with Newport officials. before her council discusses the issue Tues- day. UHopefully we'll work towdrd some positive resolution," she said. If Newport Beach does take the Irvine Co.-owned land, 1t would medn $7 2 million for the Newport-Mesa Urufied School D1stnct and 22 acres of extra parkldnd for the aty That deal - stru( k between the two cities, the t\\<O school d1stncts and The lrvme Co -came after Harbor Vww residents i.Jltitially opposed the annexation because they fedrPd overcrowded schools. Still, even Ii the matter does rut the lrvme City Council, its fate remains fuzzy. One of Shea's col- ledgues said he's not yet wtl.li.ng to scuttle the boundary change, , dnother !>aid hls decision was pending more mformation and two weren't avatlable for com- ment •SEE IRVINE PAGE A14 Water survey all wet, Mesa officials said •Fred Bock.miller claims information used by county lo promote water district merger is flawed. l By Tim Grenda, Daily Piiot ' COSTA MESA -A recent county report that recommends mergmg Mesa Consolidated with other dlStncts to form the largest water proVlder m the county ts so flawed its finclings can't be truSted, clauns board member Fred Bockrniller The report was relt>ased m November by the South Counbes Issues Study Group. an ad hoc comnuttee formed by the Local Agency Forrnd· non Corrurusc;ion The commission is charged wllh drawing all c-Hy, distnct dild agellC} boundanes and will have the final say on any water dlstnct mergers that occur Ill the future There is no lllne line fot any mergers and 1t is unclear when, or tf. Mesa will ever be JOl.lled • SEE MESA PAGE A 14 Motorcycle disappears from eatery- By Christopher Goffard, Datly Piiot NEWPORT BEACH -Pro racer Tony Ama- rad.lo has spent months tmkenng with tus 1998 Yahama VZ 250 motorcycle to get it ready for the operung of the Supercross races Saturday at the Los Angeles Col.lseurn On Thursday rught,, while 1t was on display inside the Speedway Restaurant m the 300 block of East Coast Highway at an event cele- brating the races, someone appdrenUy stole it. "I worked so hard on the btke to get it good •SEE BIKE PAGE A13 r-------~----------~----, BEST BUYS ................... : ..................... Al. CLASSIFIED ........................................ 86 , COMMUNflY FORU M ..................... A12 POLIQ ALES •. :, ..•.....................•......... JJ.2. PlJBlJC NOTICES ................................ 85 +. PHO T O BY MAR C SOC1E'TY ••• , .............. 1.-. ...................... At SPORTS ··-········· ... .-........................ ~ 1 .. SATURDAY, JANUARY 10, 1998 pilot person . ' ' . g reer wylder Sh~ spends her lite orgqnizing others Bargains on .. an tiques, mens clothing will floor you A tkinson Men's Clothing (673-0653) has a new bou- tique in its loft featuring antiques, gift items and a few duldren's clothlng items. Best ~uys readers will receive 20% off ~eir first purchase, if they bring -ui tius colwnn. Atkinson's Loft is at 3430 Vid Lido in Newport Beach. Shape-Up Fitness Center (631- 3623) in the Westcliff Shopping Center is having a best buy: a six- week trial offer with full club priv- ileges for Just $69. Shape-Up - one of the area's best fitness cen- ters -offers almost everything: SHE IS Whipping sloppy cl.osets into shape. INfO THE aosET King, a Costa Mesa reside.nt and owner of Barbara's Classic Closet, makes a living out of other people's messes. Since starting her miall business a year ago, the wardrobe consultant and personal shopper has helped dozens of locals organize their lives -starting in the closet. •1 think the best way to get to know somebo4y is to go into their closet,• she said. "It really tells you a lot." HIGH FASHION King, who said she has always had an eye for clothes and style, used to work in the swanky New York City fashion industry. With a university degree in fashion merchandising, King worked in the showrooms of Donna Karan and Ralph La~en, where she showed the designed' new clothing lines to buyers lrom around the world. . But when marriage brought her to Costa Mesa in 1995, King had_tg_give up that life and work in.smaller boutiques, reta.w""stores and other clothing outlets. "l jumped from job to job and I was miserable at every one,• King said. Then, remem~g that she bas always organized. her parents' closet and did most of their clpthes shop· ping too, King saw an untapped gold mine and w ent for it. •1 thought, 'There must be a lot of people out there like my parents,"' she said. Spinning, strength training, aero- bics, yoga, personal training, car- diac rehab and limited child care. The staff is experienced and pro- fessional, and the club is state-of- the-art. Shdpe-Up is loeated at Irvme Ave. and 17th Street in Newport Beach. STARTING AT SQUARE ONE A typical visit from King starts with a free half-hour consultation, a meeting that gives her a chance to learn the client's personal style, clothing likes and dis- likes, and cunent wardrobe. sweater -I say toss it," King said. "But I don't make anyone throw out anything they don't want to." kno1A what they need,· she said. THE NEXT l.EVEL JOB HAZARDS Kayaks W eekend Wear (631 - 2996) lS deanng out its inventory with an after-Christmas sale start- ing today and ending Jan. 18. The sale includes seJected top-name brand men's cilld women's cloth- ing reduced up to 50% .. Also you can sign up to win a free long- board or a shopping spree of the same value. The sale starts today from 8 a m to 7 p.m. Then, for $55 an hour, she dives headfirst into the closet and starts organizing: Shoes are stored neatly in boxes, jackets hang according to type and skirts are no longer crammed in anywhere there is room. After the closet make-over, the next step is for King to live out what is just about every woman's fantasy: Gettilig paid to shop with other people 's money. With King as a tour guide, clients pay $25 an hour for some in-store advice from a fashion expert while tearing through stores at South Coast' Plaza, Fashion lslantt and other local malls. While the job sounds like a lot of fun, from time to time King is faced with the touchy chore of telling a clien t that a beloved pink sweater or lime green jacket simply has got to go. The secret, she said, is in the tone. A standafd cleanup takes al,>out foqr hours, and anything that doesn't fit is either d onated·to charity or ta.ken to a consignment shop, where King's clients get back 40% of whate ver sells. "My general rule is, if they haven't worn it in four to six months and it's not seasonal -like a winter Before the excursion, King visits a few stores and pulls off the rack some items she thinks her client • would look great in. "I kind of make a joke out of it," King said. "J'll say, 'Ob nol What were you thinking?!' I get away with a lot because of my person~ty. • -Story by Tim Grenda, photo by Kim Haggerty "I already know their size, I know their style and I Mike's Floor Guys (650-3300) is having a new year's special on all types of flooring, and il you purchase Cdtpet you'll receive a bunch of freebies, including free hlet.une installation warranty, removal of old carpet and pad, furruture moving and a floor-care kit Mike's Floor Guys carries car- pets, lmoleum, marble, ceramic tiJes and vinyls, all on sale up to Another longtime community fixture is lost "1 .. off tv11.ke's also offers ser- S HE Will BE MISSED: June Farrar, owner of June Far- rar's Secretarial Service, which for years was a fixture on Old Newport Boulevard next to NJ.kki's Flag Shop, rued this past weekend. June's customers included many small businesses, service dubs, homeowners associ- abons and commuruty groups. ces including carpet and uphol- ery dedlllllg and wood waxing d refinishing It's at 124 E. 17th t m Co!>ta Meso. A best buy on flowers can be ound dl Flower Warehouse (545- 310), wtuch carries a ruce selec- ·on of flowers at warehouse nces. E.xamples are Dutch tulips t $9 a bunch, glaclioluses at $5 a unch of 10, stargazer lilies $1 75 ch, camabor1S at $5 a bunch of 0, and tub<> roses at 75 cents ch . Flower Warehouse is at 308 Logan Ave m Costa Mesa k for the green awrung. BEST BUYS appears Thursdays and turdays Whether you're a merchant I first met June.in 197JLwhe.IL Newport-Balboa Rotary Oub President Moe Hamill asked me to become editor of our club's newsletter. Her office w alls were covered with originat Western art created by her husband, Robert Johnson. June worked with an . IBM typewriter and photocopied the mailing labels, and I don't think ever looked at a computer even up to the time when she retired in the early '90s. Even though she left professional life in the early '90s, she asked to receive our club's newsletter so she could keep up with the many friends she made over the yea.rs. a shopper, 1f you know of a good buy II me at 540-1224, fax me at 646-4170 r write to me· Best Buys. Daily Pilot, 330 Bay St., Costa Mesa, Calif. 92627 MEETINGS OP NOTE: Scott Anderson, executive director of California Council of Churches, \'Pilot Our address is 330 W ter or advertisements Bay St, Costa Mew, herein can be repro- Calif 92627. duced without written permission of copyright CORR£CTIONS owner. VOL 92. NO. 9 It Is the Pilot's polky to promptly correct 111 t:tQW IQ REACH erron of wbstance. Ui THOMAS H. JOHNSON. Please call 574-4233. am.t.don Publisher rn The Times Orange WIWAM LoaoB.l. TheNewpon County Editor Beach/Costa Mesa Daily (800) 252-9141 STWE MAULE. Pilot (USPS-144-800) Is Advertising Managing Edit« published Monday Classified 642-5678 TONY DOOEtO, through S.turday. In Display 642-4321 Asslit. Managing Editor Newport Beecti and EdltorW TINA IORGATTA. Costa Mesa, subscri~ News S40-1224 City Editor tlons •re only avail•~ Sports 642-4330 ROGER Q.RL.50N. by wbscrlblng to The • News. 5ports fax 646- 5ports Editor Ti"* Orange County 4170 (800) 252-9141. In areas E·Mall: dpllot2ee.rth-MMCMMl'IN, outside of Newport link.net Photo Editor hac:h rd C.olta Mesa. Malnotlb t..YNN llOl.A. sublcrtpdol1S to the 8~0'ffa642-Display AdwrtJsing O.lly PJlot only .... 4321 NOYOITTING. .v.ilable by rNll for BUll~ Fax 631 -5902 Clnsffied AdYertlslng $10 pet month. Second LANA JOHNSOff, d•PQJt9~at Mllllhed~ P'romotlont C.olta Meu. CA. (Jlrtca c..ltfomlt NAMOOIMAH. lndYdt .n llPPll<.M>le. Newl, ... Chief Fln.tnct.I Officer stat. and IOClll taKes..) • Tln19 Mirror Comptny. llEADW HQ1UNI POSTMASTER!~ ..... chlng. to 1'hit 642-.6086 ... wpon ~ ~ .. ~ "«ord ~ cOf\'ICNntl ~MldQO Mm o.tty fllfoc, '-0. llbolll o.lly l'llot or '°" 1560, COie.i Miia. Mleh&.~ Vb~Gtn«ll newstlPL CAt2fa.~ ~ "°"""--.,_ t.1111 OI It/I r1'Jttll ""'°" edltOt1el fNlt· ,..... !\ will preach about the effects of California's welfare reform at St. Mark Presbyterian Church on Sunday at 9:30 a.m. and will con- tinue the discussion from 2 to 4 p.m. at pie church. Welfare reform has placed an increased role for religious congregations and com- munity organizations in assisting those on welfare to get off weJ- 1are..-SL Mark is at the-00mer of Jamboree and Eastbluff/Ford roads in Newport Beach. The Rev. Kenneth Krause. of Our Lady of Mount Carmel Catholic Church will address the members of the Newport-Mesa Irvine Interfaith Council on "Vati- can Il" at a luncheon at noon Wednesday at Temple Bat Yahm, 1011 Camelback St., Newport Beach. Lunch is available at a cost of $5 per person. • AQMD, What are they Plan- ning for 1998?" will be the subject of a speech by Newport Beach City Councilwoman Norma Glover as she addresses the Orange County Coast Association luncheon Thursday at the New- port Harbor Nautical Museum. Reception begins at 11:30 a.m., .. Jim de boom lunch is served at noon and will adjourn by 1 :30 p .m . Glover is one of two Orange County repre- sentatives to the Air Quality Man- agement District board of direc- tors. Lunch is $20 per person. Reservations can be made by call- ing 548-4942, ext. 3. Save the date of Friday, Feb. 6 for the 17th annual Mayor's Din- ner at the Newport Beach Mar- riott sponsored by Speak Up Newport. WEATHER TEWERATIJllES Balboa 63149 Corona del M•r 64/50 Costa Mesa 62147 Newport Beach 63149 ~:;rrt Coast SURF FORECAST LOCATION SIZE Wedge 2-3 nw Newport 2-4 nw BlaC:kles 3-5 nw River Jetty 3·5 nw CdM 2-3 nw T1DU Jr:~ NIM'ORTllAOt 12:48 a.m. 1.7 First high First high 7:45 a .m. 6.3 7:05 a.m. 6.2 Second low Second low 2:53 p.m. -1.0 2:15 p.m. -0.9 Second high Second high 9:18 p.m. 4.0 8:39g .m. 3.9 SUN AV WATER First low l'EM'EAATURE! 6 1 1:31 a.m. 1.7 SURF Northwest swell should push waves Into the chest-to head-high range today. Just hope our foul weather doesn't blow it out. With • llttle luck. today's potential should hold up through Sunday. Monday, we could see head-high or better wallti w1th some wind S\Yell to break up the llnes. • AltMut "'-t: A woutd-bt burglar pried the molding from the window of• CM in h2100 ~ • "*" ..,_ ... '181uue .. ,.,.._:A cellular phone was lost°' stoten OW' the im.-.11on. CDSTAMllA • • Nii pa rt leiulftad: l1rts worth S 1,500 wwe stolefl from a stcn In the 1100 • btOc*. • ..._......_A pu'19 Wot1t'I S100 wm stolen from 1 gym In the J400 ~ Daily Pilot Editor Bill LObdell will serve as the master of cere- monies, U.S. Rep. Chris Cox will be the guest speaker and Mayor Tom Edwards will give the State of the City address. Be sure to set your videocassette recorde r before you attend the dinner so you can record the operung cere- monies of the 1998 Wmter Olympic games the same night. SERVICE CLUB MEETINGS TIDS COMING WEEK. Want to get more involved in your com- munity, m8}c.e new bienQ.s, net- work or give something back to your community? 1\'y a service club! You are invited to attend a club meeting this coming week. Many clubs will buy your first guest meal for you. MONDAY -6:30 p.m. Newport Har- bor-Costa Mesa Lions O ub will meets at the Costa Mesa Country Club for new member Induction and report on the Lions Int ernational Rose Parade float by Barbara Hayward, Aide Marquez. Karen Lamas, Joan Parks and Ann Mcilroy. 1\IESDAY -7:30 a.m. The Newport Beach Sunrise Rotary Clut> meets at the Balboa Bay Oub to hear Hyock Chung give ht\ craft talk Noon-Costa Mesa Downtown Kiwanis Oub meets at the Costa Mesa Community Center. 6:30 p.m. The Costa Mesa-Newport Harbor Lions Club meets at the Costa Mesa Country Club. WEDNESDAY -7:15 •·"'-Newport Harbor Kiwanis Club meets at the Uni- versity Athletic Club 7:30 a.m. South Coast Metro Sunrise Rotary Oub meets at the Center Club. Noon -Costa Mesa Rotary Club meets at Mesa Verde Coun- try Club. The Exchange Club of Orange Coast meets at the Bahia Corinthian Yacht Oub 6 p.m. Newport-Balboa Rotary Club meets at the Bahia Corinthi- an Yacht Club to hear Forrest Miiier speak on "Humor as a Daily Tool". TitURSDAY -7:30 a.m. Costa Mesa Orange Coast B~akfast Lions Oub meets at Mimi's Cafe to hear Uon Chudt Kelley on "Concerns for Our Basic Freedoms." Noon -Kiwanis Oub of Newport Beach-Corona del Mar meets at the Bahia Corinthian Yacht Oub. The Exchange Club of Newport Harbor meets at the Shark Island Yach\ Oub. The Costa Mesa North Kiwanis Oub meets at the Holiday Inn for a white ele- phant sale. The Rotary Club of Newport- Irvine meets at the Irvine Marriott Hotel. • COMMUNrTY & Q.UllS is published every Saturday in the Daily Pilot. Fax your service club's meeting Information to 631 5851 or mail to 1743 Bayport Way, Newport Beach, 92660. i~'"G'~Y <T' ··~~~ f @}(.if f}~,~~o '9 ~ Leatfier sale :Now Jn 'ProgreSs i t HJgbost Quality ... Vel")' Low Prices • We own our Harbor Boulevard building -No renl and low ~ overhead means big savings to our customers J Leather Sofa Starting $1 .395 Sherrill • Woodmark • Hekn!an • Bradin«ton Young • Emenc;n Pull Senlce Deelp CoualUng tJ 2215 ltAUOR BLVD. OOSTAMBSA 714.646.0275 flOUUi MON.olAT 104/SUNDAY 124 • • Newport BetichJCoeta Mesa Daily Pilot SATURDAY, JANUARY 10, 1998 Irvine Avenue cr~h gets 11ational spotlight Teens mjured in accident interviewed by news crew from ABC's 20120 ~ 0111M»tw Goffant Daily Piiot NEWPORT-MESA -The saga of the Chevy Blazer crash that has seized loQl headlines for months will find a natlonal audience Monday night when ABC's •20120• weighs in on the sub- ject. The segment will air at 9 p .m. on CbaDnf:l 1; . producer Ethel Bass said. The lbOW ta expected to focus on 18-· year-old Amanda Arthur's brush with death and her recovery from a coma. Aitllbr wu one of 1 O Newport Har- bor High School students packed into a Chevrolet Blazer on May 23, 1996 when the vehicle struck o curb and flipped on Irvine Avenue. Donny Bridgman, 18, died instant- ly 1n the cruh, while Arthur and Dan Townsend, 18, suffered brain dam- cle. Arthur later won the Homecoming death, Su~r Court Judge Everett Queen's crown at Newport Harbor W. Picktn' reduced the Charge to a High.SChool, and news that she l.aCked mtsdameanor ln December. Rausch medical insurance. prompted an out-now faces three mildemeanor counts pouring of community support. and coWd face up to a year iii jail if Erle Freeman, 18, who was Artbw's convicted. boyfriend and was sitting in the lug-Amanda Arthur's mother, Chris gage pit of the Blazer with her before Maese, could not be reached for com- the crash, said a •20120" crew spent ment. Freeman said he described for about two hours at his home inter-~e camera b~w the night of the aasb viewing him several months ago. . Unfolded dbd bow he visited Arthur "The whole focus of the story wa.s regularly while she lay in the hospital. Amanda's recovery,• Freeman said. But Freeman said he worries the seg- "They wanted to make it sound like a ment will pay too litUe attention to miracle story.• Bridgman's death. * The Newport Harbor students were •every part I said about Donny I'm returning from a night of partying sure they're going to cut out,... Free- when the truck crashed. Authorities man said. He added be plans to watch - said the sober designated driver, 18-the segment. A3 age. · Though Arthur still suffers a severe mental deficit, her emergence from an 11-week coma struck some as a mira- year-old Jason Rausch, was speeding Freeman, a Costa Mesa resident, between 60 and 67 mph around sharp said he plans to move to Santa Barbara turns. to attend college and escape Though prosecutors lodged a felony reminders of the crash. · J MAAC MARffi I DAl.Y PLOT vehicular manslaughter count against "Too many memories,• he said. •1 Rausch in connection wtth Bridgman's just want to get out of here.• • Moblle Mix Battery ~B/lmder Blends a 16 oz shake in just 10 seconds..compleely portable mix in your au; on a plane, al your desk, in the gym ~%99 Diftoasher' Sale . -Removable Cup A '29.99 VALUE • SporJs Phanna Protein Bar -20 grams of protein • Doable ....... Brownle -lncre.ase Energy • Oaoevlate l\mmt Crumb . -Helps Speed R«owry . -OJnv?kfe with vitamins SII 9 sus7 & minerals . 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For more infor- mation, call 437-5874. Orange County Fair on top of list of fairs : ram<' c1gcun Fnddy, slightly more than d qudrter-mch worth, giving •Newport-Mesa mdfly puddJes but , rtppdrently no grcdter gnef. Pol.Jee repurtc>d no mdJOf fdm-related '.icc1dentc, National Weather Service meteorologist Vladimir Ryshko said the ram comes from a winter storm off the Pacific Ocean that covered most of Southern Califor- rua on Fnday. ... edily evemng. bowever, the storm was already edging toward Arizona ~d Nevada, Rysh.ko said. Thunderstorms are likely Sat- Uiday morning, with partial cloudiness and a small chance of rain throughout the weekend, he said. Record-setting attendance at the 1997 Orange County Pair helped catapult the local event to No. 23 in total attendance among all North American fairs, accord- ing to rankmgs released by Amusement Business magazine. 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Based OD that strong showing, OCC past presidents to be honored the Orange County Pair jumped Orange Coast _College ~ 11' spots past fairs in New Mexico, honor its past preSldents dunng Oregon, Indian.a, Colorado and special 50th anniversary ~re North Carolina to crack the top 25 monies on Tuesday everung, in all of North America. officials Feb. 10. said. Six of the seven presidents Only the fair held m BlOPms-are still living and are expected burg, Pa. made a more dramabc to be on band for the event jume "P the rankings than the Founding president, Dr. Basil H OrangeCountyFairlastyearwith Peterson. died in 1982. He'll be a move from No. 40 to 25. represented by his two sohs, The State Fair of Texas was wbo both attended and graduat- tops in 1997, with 3.4 million ed from OCC in the 1950s. attendees. occ~ ceremony will begrn The 1998 Orange County Fair, with a short reception at 5 p.m with a theme of ·we're in the in the Student Center. The Pink,· is scheduled for July 10-26. program ;Will begin at 5:30 ~ \ p.m. in the Student Center Fire EXp1orers seeks Lounge and a buff et reception mb will follow at 7 p .m. new me ers j Each president will receive The Costa Mesa Ftre Depart-a plaque during the ceremony ment's Fire Explorers Post 400 is and will d eliver a short recruiting new members, address that will look at the between the ages of 16 and 21, to issues, accomplishmen ts and join. The explorer must be moti-highlights of their tenure . vated, outgoing and dedicated. Plaques honoring each presi- Requirements include good dent will be place~ at a. later grades and a desire to work and date on a ~ew Pres1~e?ts ~all train with others who have an in OCC s Admm,strahon interest in the fire semce Building. Meetings are every Tuesday at The ceremony is part of 6 p.m. at various fire stations. For OCC's year-long anruve~s~ry more information, call 754-5106 celebration. 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Find rt fast 1n your hometown newspaper _......,.... )IEWPOIT BEACH • COSTA MES/r COLOR COPY JANUARY 12 -18 At partidpating Kinko's locations 15 Orange County locations to serve you Look in the White Pages for the location nearest you or call 1-800-2-KINKOS Most Stolti open 24 hours o doy, 1 days a Wttlc Ffff pick-up I d~lfwry with minimum onl~r ( SATURDAY, JANUARY 10, 1998 • '>• Af~OUND TOWN • • . · . . . 9 ' l I I I I TODAY BACK BAY WALKING TOUR The Fnends of the Newport 8dy offer 4 free walltmg tour of •the Upper Newport Bdy Ecologi- cal Reserve from 9 to 10:15 a.m Tours began at the corner of East Blulf Dnve dnd Dack Bay Road. C'dll 786-8878 PEE WEE BASKETBALL Girl!. and boys m fJrst and sec- ond tJrddP Me invited to take p<trl in d ftv(>-week Pee Wee Bas- kctbdll lnstruchondl Clinic, from (f lo 10 d m dt th<' Wt'!.t Newport ( 'ommumty Center. RPgistrdtion as $15 for NPwport Beach resi- <lt>nts dnd $'l0 for ctll others and mr ludt>s d T-strn t For more rnforrndlwn, c <ti! h44 · l 15 l ROSE PRUNING ThP Sh1•rmd11 Llhrttry dnd (;drdpn<; offprs cl lrl!e program L1U ed Rose• Prumnq prc•sented by qnrdl'll d1rl•cto1 Wddt' RobPrls at Q 30 ct m di 2647 E Coc1st Htgh- wc1y. C'oronri d(•I Mdr Fo1 more 1nformt1t 1on, cdll 073-2261 UTILE LEAGUE SIGN-UPS Tht> co ... 1<1 l\lc•-.d Ndt1onal Lit· llP L1>c1qut· will hc1ve tis findl reg- c.l1dt10n fo1 spnnq ledgue from 9 am to noon c11 TPWrnkle School, 3224 Cc1lifo1111d St , Costa Mesa. Tlw cost 1!-. $70 For more anfor- 111r1 t ion , ct111 46h-lfi55 APPLE COM PUTER CLUB Tlw Orc1n~ie Appl<' Computer Club rneets from 8:30 c1 .m. to noon m lht' ChPm1slry Building di {)('(', 270 I FdlfVl{'W Road, Costc1 Mc•sd Symdnlex Corp. wall dC'monslrat<' the Idlest ver- sions of its products The first ffi<'elrntJ is free· Annudl mem- b<'fsh1p 1s $30. For more infor- mat1on, Cdll 816-0522, e-ma!I Bob Rt>cd di Cc1hfBobR(a•dol com or v1,.1 t thl'ir Wf>h sttl' at I http://www.oQcc.org . StJNDAY BEANIE BABli SHOW • The ~uthem California Beanie Babie Boutique and Trade Shows presents Princess's New Year Celebration from 8 a.m. to 3 p .m. at the Doubletree Hotel, 3050 S. Bristol St., Costa Mesa. Admission is $3. C hildren under seven are free. Special raffles for retired Beanie Babies, Kids Trading Table and Coloring Area, Princess Diana Bear raffle and more. Call 316-0318. DOG SHOW Shoseline Dog Fanciers Asso- ciation of Orange County holds its All Breed Dog Show from 8 a.m. to 6 p.m. in buildings 10, 12 and 16 of the Orange County Fairgrounds, 88 Fair Drive, Cos- ta Mesa. Adm1ssion is $5 fur adults, $4 for seniors, $3 for chil- dren ages 6 to 12 and children under 6 are free. For more infor- mdllon, call 532-5559. TAI CHI St. Mark PresbytericUl Church offers a tai chi class through Feb. 2 al 11 a.m. at the church located on the comer of Jamboree Road and Eastbluff Drive in NewpQrt Beach. The cost is $35. For a ddi- tional information, call 644-1341. MONDAY SU PPORT GROUP The Jewish Senior Center anc:t Jewish Family Services· offer a series of discussion-support groups for adult children of aging parents at 7 .30 p .m. at 250 E. Baker St., Costa Mesa. The cost is $30 per person or couple. The senes continues Jan . 26 and Feb. 2 For additional mionna- Education & Career Counseling Stuart M. Krassner, Psy.D MFCC Registered Intern (714) 549-5346 By Appointment • Adults In Transition • Career Education • Counseling and Assessment Newport Psychological Services 200 Newport Center Or. #304, Newport Beach (. \X' \l(.~''"" l'hl >. l.11 .,l'N'l%4 ( '/ 111'/>/Jl < (mlt•111pom0· l"1/l ."''ro11r<' . f dju . .;/abf P ( ri><>XPllP'i'k frailabf P i11 I/fo rk & H 11il<1 f /afo[!Pll Hodson lighting Open Tues.-Fn. 8:30-5, Sdt. 9-4 1510 Newport Blvd., Costa Mesa Quali1,, 1..ighung S.nu fO<' 29 Yean 548-9341 lion, coll 513-5641. STRESS WORKSHOP Hoag Cancer Center presents a free educational workshop titled Taking the Stress out of Stress from 7 to 8:30 p.m. at the Hoag Cancer Center Auditori- um, 1 Hoag Drive, Newport Beach. Preregistration is required. For more information, call 760-5542. ESTATE PLANNING The Law Offices of Lisa A. Ciancio offers a free seminar titled Estate Planning for the Young Family -Protecting Your Family Through Wills and Trusts at 6:30 p.m. at 881 Dover Drive, Suite 300, Newport Beach. Reservations require d. For more information, call 574-0866. BRAIUE CLASS The Jewish Senior Center offers a fcee 12-week series of classes for people with fading vision offered by the Braille Institute of Orange County from 9 to 11 a.m. at 250 E. Baker St., Costa Mesa. For class time and information, call 513-5641. COSMETIC SURGERY The city of Newport Beach offers a one-day class titled Everything You Wanted to Know About Cosmetic Surgery, from 7 to 8:30 p.m. at the Community • Using Safe Natural Me Weight Loss Program to MEDICAl WEI Tf. ~ • Youth Center 1n Corona del Mar. Registration ls $15 for Newpon Beach residents and $20 for all others. Por more information, call 644-3151. JEWISH LAWYERS SEMINAR The Orange County Chapter of the lntematlonal Association of Jewish Lawyers and Jurists presents a lunch program dis- cussing the topic Responses to Age Discrimination under Jew- ish Law from 12:30 to 1:30 p.m. at the offices of Rutan and Tuck- er, 611 Anton Blvd., 14th Floor, Costa Mesa. For more informa- tion, call' 668-6241. BASKET WEAVING The Sherman Library and Gardens.. offers a class titled Teneriff e/Basket Weaving from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. at 2647 E. Coast Highway, Corona del Mar. The class will be taught by basket artist and instructor Nadine Spi- er. The cost is $50 and preregis· tration is required. ~or more information, call 673-2261. WOMEN'S LUNCHEON The South Coast Business and Professional Women's monthly luncheon features Carol Bonner speaking about •Heart and Heads: Making a Commitment to Your Community• from 11:30 a.m. to 1 p.m. at the Wyndham Garden Hotel, 3350 Ave . of the Arts, Costa Mesa. The cost is $17 for members and $22 for guests. For more information, call 472- 4666. We can Personalize a our Needs & Lifestyle. LOSS CENTER JT M.D.- r111.t.1. MIDIC'"f Information -5880 JED IN PALM DESERT 50o/o OFF on Selected Merchandise Throughout The Store and c{~of~ All LANZ Flannel . 50°/o OFF 631-7399 1 719 Westcliff Dr. Newport Beach in Westcliff Court Hours: 10-6 Monday -Saturday lnvi~es you to our ROSE PRUNING DEMONSTRATION Learn how correct Rose pruning multiplies' blooms. Bigger and better ROSES from your own Rose Garden. S ATURDAY • SANTA ANA Jan. 10th & 17th -11 A.M. S UNDAY • COSTA MESA Jan. 11th & 18th -2 P .M. --~~~~::.-~~~- • • A . IAN'L\ ANA• llCllJ N, .,_..Aw.• Pit)..,.... COW MISA • 2100 8n.eol Jtml • (7H) *"*I I • HANOWRmNG ANALYSIS The city of Newport Beach offers a free workshop titled Handwriting Analysis at noon in the Newport Beach Central Library's Friends Meeting Room, 1000 Avo~ado Ave. For more information, call 717-3801. WEDNESDAY LEARNING STYLES The Ne wport-Mesa Unill~d School District's Commuruty Advisory Committee sponsors a free seminar for parents and teachers, titled Learning Styles, from 7 to 8:30 p .m. in the Neigh- borhood Community. Center, 1845 Park Ave., Costa Mesa. The seminar will be presented by Diana Hensley, school psycholo- gist. Child care will be provided. For more information, call 424- 5061. IRA SEMINAR Smith Barney presents a free seminar titled The New IRAs: Which One's For You? at 3 or 6 p.m. in the Smith Barney Confer- ence Room, 660 Newport Center Drive, 11th Floor, Newport Beach. For more information, call 717-5310. REPUBLICAN MEETING The Balboa Bay Republican Women Federated meets from 11 a .m. to 2 p.m. at the Balboa Bay Club, 1221 W. Coast High- Newport BHc.h/Costa Mesa Dally p· uc way, Newport Beach. Thomas Fuentres, chairman of the Repubhcan Party of Orange county, will be the guest speak- er at the luncheon. The cost 1s $20 for members and $25 for nonmembers. For reservations and information, call 759-9219 CRIBBAGE CLUB The Newport Beach Cribbage Club meets at 6:30 p.m. at the oasis Senior Center, 800 Mar- guerite Ave., Corona del. Mar. All ages are invjted to take part. For more mformation, call 642- 0176. FLORAL DESIGN I The Sherman Library and Gardens offers a class titJed ·Flo- ral Design I at 9:30 a .m. at 2647 E. Coast Highway, Corona del Mar. Instructor Janelle Wile} will show bow to create a floraJ centerpeice in the English gar- den style. The cost is $40. For more information, call 673-2261 SAFARI PREVIEW The Sierra Club presents d free Safari '98 Preview at 7 p.m at the Costa Mesa Community Center, 1845 Park Ave. Enjoy a· presentation on a 13-d.ay Great Migrallo" Safari to Kenya from Sept. 26 to Oct. 8. For morr information, call 751-1408. MoN,fai 9,7 Su f .. 6 I I I I I I I ThE Bod Bueny Supply & SAloN ----~. ,.,, E. 17Tlt ST. Con• Mn• i Acaoss faoM lhlplts '!:. ~ I "-'----.......... I ""' '°"'°" m.y not be combined with any _._. di.count °" .oa. .-... I Dfscountt do not apply to Murad, Av.do, Sebastian or Nu·Sldn pro4ucts. L ...... Jon,/31/91 . ... (714) 642 .. 8910 ----------------- ~L "Over 50 Years of Fine Quality" CUSTOM-MADE N EW FURNITURE • DRAPERIES ADDITIONAL 5% OFF FOR SHOPPING ON SATURDAY, JAN. 1orn CUSTOM FURNITURE RE-UPHOLSTERY 20< X, =<-H11tf1 F1i/nii" \.~ I i1/11n 0 FF [nfli t/11, i11I 'fr/ /i1111111n1 l~ . I4t1' NOTVAUOWITM OTMER~f'ERS P lanning I nsertion Recon1trur.(ion . Enttre.treotment conveniently provided within one ottlce . . ___,o.... ........... its.iv ·~O...--o.My ..... 11 • .,....., ..... .,()11 -•• -. .... o..y. • ._ o.tll 1ldl!MI\ 4 .., PO • Newpc>n Beach!Q)sra Mesa Daily Pil0« PITNESS PROGRAM SEMINAR Mother's Market and Kitchen presents a free seminar titled lixtraord.inary Fitness for Anyone .flom 6:30 to 7:30 p.m. in the mar· ket's Patio Cafe, 225 E. 17th St., Costa Mesa. For reservations, call 650·9095. SWAP MEET WEIGHT SEMINAR Essential Weight Management otters a free seminar <:overing topics from laser surgery to lipo· suction, how to boost your immune system and makeup demonstratibn at 369 San Miguel Drive, Suite 350, Newport Beach. For more information, call 718· 9848. BREAKFAST BOOST RESUME WRmNG OCC's Re·Entry Center offers a free 90-minute reswne·writing workshop from 11 a.m. to 12;30 p.m. in the Re·Entry Center, 2701 Fairview Road, Costa Mesa. For more information, call 432·5162. BUSINESS NElWORK Consumer Business Network Inc. meets at 7 a.m. at The Mez. zanine, 19800 MacArthur Blvd. Guest speaker Walt Storch will talk about small businesses that get wiped out for lack of insur· ance. The cost is $15. For more information, call 550·4785. Join the Costa Mesa Chamber ol Commerce for the 90·minute Breakfast Boost from 7:15 to 8:45 a.m. at the Costa Mesa Country Club, 1701 Golf Course Drive. The meeting will feature Nancy McQuillan, branch manager of the Orange County Public Library speaking about The Pub· lie Llbrary: A Resource for Busi· ness. The cost is $12 for prepaid reservations and $17 at the door. For more information, caJJ 57. 8780. Inter Shows Motonwrt Promotton.s Inc. presents the indoor motorcycle sw•p meet from S to 10 p.m. Friday at the Orange County Fairgrounds, 88 Fair Drive, Costa Mesa. Admission ls $6 for adults and children under.t2 are free. For more lnformatton, call 598--5122. SATURDAY RECORDEf\ PLAYING Learn bow to play the recorder during a seven·week workshop offered by OCC's Community Education Office from 9 a m to noon through March 7 m Room 108, OCC's Music Buildtng, 2701 Fairview Road, Costa Mesa. Reg- istration is $45. For more 1Il1orma- tion, call 432·5880. LIVING TRUSTS PROGRAM The city of Newport Beach offers a free program titled Beyond Living nusts, at 7 p.m. in 1mPERGo $5.99 Sq. Ft. in st a lled the Newport Beach Central Library's Friends Meeting Room, 1000 Avocado Ave. For more information, call 717 -3801. SMOG CHECK SEMINAR The Industrial Enviromnental Coalition of Orange County's lun· cheon features a discussion titled Smog Check 11: See What Wool Carpets I from1n~1~.,~~1~J~·.: ,, ' : Carpet Your Entire Home with Plush or Berber for only iiii. s499oo -UPT03MOS. same as cash 0 .A.C. ARPETDEPOT VINYL * WOOD -Iii MARBLE * TILE Commercial & Residential Sales & Service Full line of Wool Woven Axmrnster & S.sal Carpe11ng Available E~C:#\904 Harbor Boulevard • Costa Me•• ~dv Niiii0722:;&42z-. lie# 649491 Mon-Sat 10-6 Impacts are. in Store For Your Company, the Public and the Industry at 11:30 a .m. at the Wyndham Garden Hotel, 3350 Ave. of the Arts, Costa Mesa. The cost is $20 for prepaid mem- bers, $25 at the door and $30 for prepaid guest~ and $35 at the door. For more information, call 751·5100. CHURCH RUMMAGE SALE Vineyard Christian FeUowsrup presents a church ru.mm~ge sale from 7 a.m. to noon at 102 E. Bak· (;old., I~"'rankincense and l\lvrrh " (; ift and l~ook Shop '3150 Bear Street, Costa Mesa, CA <fr (714) 708-4805 I 11trr11nt io11n I ~Nt~qu11 rtrrs Yisit the International Headquarters of TBN! Free hourly showings at the Virtual Reality Theater, depicting the life and miracles of Chri~t and the ministry of the Apostle Paul! 1/0111 •: l/,,11-llmn I 011111-6p111 I,.; \,11 I fl11111 -9p111. \1111 .!p111 -6p111 SATURDAY, JANUARY 10, 1998 A7 er St., Costa Mesa For more information, call 556·8463 DIVORCE WORKSHOP Maxine B. Cohen, a md.rnage and family therapist, offers a workshop for men and women m the process of divorcing or recently divorced from 10 a .m to 12:30 p.m. at 180 Newport Center Dnve, Suite 180A, Newport Beach. For more mlormabon, cdll 759-0579. LONG·TERM NURSING CARE The city of Newi:)ort Beach offers a free program titled Long Term Nursing Care in the Central Library's Friends Meeting Room, 1')00 Avocado Ave., Newport Beach. For more informabon, call 717·3801. ONGOING ACCENT REDUCTION PROGRAM Healthtech ·pcesents a tree mtroductory workshop on Accent Reduction and Cuitural Adapta- tion m the Workpl~ce every other Saturday from 9 to 10:30 a.m and Wednesdays from 6 to 7:30 p m. at the Healthtech offices, 3140 Redhill Ave., Suite 150, COS· td Mesa. Seating is limited. For information or reservations. call 751-0255. ALCOHOLICS ANONYMOUS Alcoholic Anonymous melll· bers meet from 6 45 to 7 ;45 a.m. Monday through Fnday m Room 3 of the Oasis Seruor Center, 800 Mdrguente Ave , Corona del Mar. Call 644 ·3244 ALZHEIMER'S SUPPORT • The Alzheimer's Assoaation dnd Gnef Support Group of New· port V1lld Wei.Willa Rosa co· sponsors d free support group mec>tmg for caregivers at 7 p.m. on the fourth Thursday of each month through October at New· port VLlld West AsslSted Living, 3q3 Hospital Road, Newport , Beoch For more lllformatlon, call t)'{l -3555 • The AJzheuner's Association dnd Mesd Terrdce, .§ new resi· den Ila I community for AlthPLnwr's disease and related <l1•nwnt1d'.>, d!so off ers a free sup· port qroup for rdreg1vers al 6·30 p m on lhe first Tuesday or each month dt Mesa Terrace. 350 W B11\ '' Costa f\lesa For more IOIO!ll1dl1on. dll 283-t l t t "" ANIMAL BEREAVEMENT GROUP This ongoing group .speoal· t/c·'> m the needs of tndtVlduals who hdve sick and/or dymg aru· mdl., in their lives 1t meets at 3 r> m every Tuesday dt 3101 W. Co11-.1 I llghwdy, Swte 31 t , New· port Bertch. For morem1ormabon, cilll 722-4588 • A8 SATURDAY, JANUARY 10, 1998 )Oc:US ON FAITH provides brief pro- files on varloos churches and temples In !"Jr community ~~---~~~~~~ St. Mary Armenian Apostolic Church ADDRESS: 148 East 22nd St., Costa Mesa TELEPHONE: 650-6760 SERVICE TIMES: Sunday at 10 a.m · matins; 10:30 a.m : ciJVU1e liturgy and Sunday school SENIOR PASTOR: Moushegh Tashjian CHILD CARE: Nursery is provtded jor mfdnVtodcUers Children old-er than 3 attend Sunday school. TYPE OF WORSHIP: Services are m Am1eruan The worship iS (,rc•gondfl w1th tht> trddJtiondl rolc> of the pnest d'> intercessor, the• c!Pdcon offenng the litany ctnd the choir dfld congregal.Jon chcrnt111g respons1vc>ly The ser- \'l<"l' book 1s 111 Arrnerucill dlld Enqllsh, '"1th trdnshterat10ns of th<.> Anneninn TYPE OF SERMON: TdShJ1dn gw es thl' sL•m1on in hoth Armenian dnc! Engbsh TyptcdlJy, the topic 1s bdst•cJ on the Scnpture reading lot the dav The• Scnpture 1s based on the church calendar DRESS: There no stnct rul'es, but drl-'s.., shouJd lw nl'at, clean and mode'>t \ focus on faith St. Michael and All Angels • ADDRESS: 3233 Pacific V\ew Dri- ve, Corona del Mar. TELEPHONE: 644-0463. DENOMINATION: Episcopal. SERV1CE TIMES: Sunday at 8 41\d 10 a.m. Bible study for adults, junior high and high school at 9 a .m. Children meet for Sunday sdlool at 10 a .m. until they join their families in church just before the Euchatist; peace Mass Tuesday at 7:30 a .m. public ser- vice for healing on Thursday at noon. SENIOR PASTOR: Peter Haynes. NURSERY: Provided from 8 to 11 a.m. Sunday and /or most other activities. TYPE OF WORSHIP: Eucharistical- ly centered, using the traditional and contemporary books of com- mon prayer. Reflects the rich liturgical heritage of the Anglican church. The 8 a.m. service does not regularly have music, but has music several times a year. A full choir and organ accompaniment provide hymns and anthems at the 10 a.m. service. p.m., an adult Bible study meets in the south wing. Current topic: The Bible Makes Sense. Vmeyard Christian Fellowship ADDRESS: 102 E. Baker St., Costa Mesa. TELEPHONE: 556-VINE. SERVICE TIMES: Sunday at 8:40 and 10:40 a.m. and 6 p.m. SENIOR PASTOR: John C. McClure. CHILD CARE: Provided for ser- vices and other ~ctivities. CHURCH DESIGN: lns1de, the ~dnt lUdI)' 1s of tractitlonaJ style, Wllh a high mdrble aJtar, bap- t1srnc;1l font and icons ot the fwth. ThP church hds constructed a tfddtltondl Armenian-style bell towt•r Eventually, the project will dbo mclude stallled-glass win· dowo., to replace clear pan~s now 1n the butJding. DAILY ~OT RE PHOTO From left. Burton Karson, Pe,gy Strong and the Rev. Peter Haynes head a variety of programs at SL Michael and All TYPE OF HOMILY: Teaching com- mentary on contemporary chal- lenges drawing on resources from Scripture, tradition, reason experience and current events. DRESS: Haynes offers this guide- line, "How would you dress to have dinner with Jesus?· MISSION STATEMENT: To worship God in word and sacraments, proclaim the good news of Jesus Christ to all, and lead faithful and productive lives by using God's gifts to respond to needs in our parish, community and world and be responsible stewards of all creation. TYPE OF WORSHIP: Contempo- rary and uplilting. The morning service is intended to be particu- larly approachable for t,be · unchurched or new believer and tends to be 'Shorter, with a briefer message, than the evening ser- vice. A prayer ministry is present at all services. Anyone with a particular need or concern for which they would like others to pray with them can receive such prayer after any worship service. TYPE OF SERMdN: McClure's style is accessibl~ and, especially at the morning services, visitor friendly. At the morning services, his messages are expositional as he preaches through the books of the Bible. At the evening service, his messages are topical and tar- geted more toward veteran believers than non-believers or new believers. McClure empha- sizes the life-application of his messages. The messages are taped and available through the church office or through McClure's radio program at (800) 853-3324. McClure hosts the radio program, #The Word and the Spirit,~ daily a t 6:30 a .m. and noon on KBRT, AM 740. OUTREACH PROGRAMS: The MISSION STATEMENT: The church's work is both religious Angels ln Corona del Mar. and spiritual and national and social. With ears of communism, the tremendous earthquake in 1988 that killed some 55,000 a.r\d left cities in ruins, the now fledg- ling independence for Armenia briefly in religion Carolyn Koons .to sprak at SL Andrews On Wednesday Carolyn Koons will nwet with s1nHles at St. Andrew's Preshytcnan Church U1 Nc.•wport BPach She will talk Wecmesda) c1t 7 30 pm. on "Get- tmq Unstuck R1sktng Change m Adult Ltfe PdSSdCJl''> • The author will o;htHe what sh(' knows about succeo.,sfully dealing with the challPngt'!> ddult .,tngles face at each staqe ol hll' The $3 requestt>d di thC' door dlso covers refrc'ihments, but no reservations arc> rc>qtured Crill f>3 I -2880 to hncl out more• Meet Olympic athlete Lou Zamperini The public is invited to join members of Costa Mesa's Pres- byterian Church of the Covenant for a special luncheon on Sunday lo meet and hear guest speaker Lou Zamperini, a USC Olympic athlete, World War Il hero and a volunteer in mission in the Holly- wood area. The luncheon is at 11 :30 a.m. and a donation of $5 for adults and $3 for children is requested. The church is at 2850 Fairview Road, Costa Mesa. For information, call 557-3340. Mattress Outlet Stor • lE • • a> COMMUNITY CHURCH CONGREGATIONAL UNITED CHURCH OF CHRIST To S.liev• Is to CMe; To C... Is to 00. Bruce Van Blair, Minister Worship Service 8:15 & 10AM Church School 9AM Adults & 10AM Children Child Care Provided 644-7400 611 Hehotropt Ave, CoroN det Mat FIRST CHURCH OF CHRIST, SCIENTIST 3303 Via Udo Newport Beach 613-1340 or 673-6150 r 3 165 Harbor Blvd. Costa Mesa One Block South of .\05 l'Wy 545-7168 SAINT JAft'ES crURCH ep11copa 7:30 am Troditionol 9omCon~orv 9 omChu~~~ 10:45 om Charismatic and Wednesday noon SECOND CHURCH OF CHRIST, SCIENTIST 3100 Pacific ~w Dr .. Newport Beach 644-2617 or 675-4661 Olwch lOam SUnday School 10 am Chwch lO am 8c 5 pm SUnday School 10 am w.m.taf ~.pm ... Wedrl......,~-., Metanga 8 PD• 111 ~ llnoon ... I 11m the Loni ~ur GoJ: JI 11MJJ thneforr lllMti/J youru"1a, IUlli ~ 1h4 H "°'J: for I""' holy; Lnidcw 11 :44 I 11D (to 2~) ....... "11tt Medler ClJilrcl • 1\t lint Clllil"S" New Thought Ctuch SClence Of ~Ind Cent9r l 845 Pork Awnut, ().ea Mela, CA (1 ............ , ............. ) CHUICH SEIYICE SUN-10:30o.m. Ola: (714) 8C&-3J99 ......... , ....... , ....... ....,, .. ,., ....,, ... 1 ............ and recent war in Azerbaijan - have created many needs abroad and among immigrants establish- ing a new life here. The church shoulders a great responsibility in meeting them. • RECYCLED RAGS Clotht'' from thl' \\,uclroht•, oi tlw \\orld'.. he,t cln•,,ed pt•opll' OPEN EVERY DAY! 27'31 E. Coast Hwy Corona del Mar (714) 675-5553 . NOTE: Wednesday evenings al 7 PE'I' \'.\('('IN..\'l'l<>N ('Ll~I(' Saturda y, Jan. 17, 10:00 -12 :00 CAT DOG FVR+Cp ........................... $9 -Rabies ............................. $5 Leukemia ...................... S 12 DHLP+P .......................... $9 iilBlliiiiil Official Dealer A:nJ- Fresh Water Fish Buy One get Second One at 50°/o off Must be purchased at same rime of equal or lesser value exp t/31/98 270 E. 1 7th Street # 1 O • Costa Mesa 714-548-5015 In the Ml Casa Center "Adventure in Faith '98" Saturday, January 10, 5:30 P.M. Sunday, January 11, 8:30 and 10:15 A.M . "STRIVING TO PRETEND" (Genesis 27:1-10, 18-19) Evening Series, 7:30 P.M. Sund ay, Monday, Tuesday "Strit1ing with Lot!e" "Snit.ling with Work" "StTitling with God" Morning Series, 6:45 and 9:30 A.M . Monday, Tuesdayr\l'edncsday ''~T~to&F..U'' ''The T~ to & c.ertain'' IC'T"L-'T'-fW.nhn.1111 to ~I-I.-4 Deal Or. Cmig Barna, Senior PMtor .1 n.c: u ... ..,_.. !Y&UAC: _ . ..i .. t. .. L _ r'\_.!1" Natlon:il Pmihytcnan Church ~ U1C uall4 St. Andrew~ Presbyterian Church 600 St. Andnws Road, Ntwport Beach, Callfomia (7H) 631-2880 (timW from N<1111port ttafbor Hlah SChool •Im.I*'"'-·> church has many programs, among them numerous Bible studies, support groups and other small groups to provide fellow~ ship . The church's storehouse is a ministry of food, clothing and prayer. It offers memberS and non-members needed food, clothing and prayer by appoint- ment and makes about 250 appointments each month. Mem- bers can shop weekly for needed items. Those outside the church's community can receive a pre- packed box of food staples and select clothing monthly, ~d receive prayer for their c:il'CUIIl- stances. The program is operated by volunteers. Each spring the church offers a six-week Divorce Recovery Program that is open to the members and non-members alike. The church also operates a preschool and a K-8 ichool. Most of the stud ents come from out- side the chW'ch membership. DRESS: Casual. CHURCH DESIGN: Described by a pastor as Mfunction over fo~," the campus is in an industrial park, easily accessible from the 405 and 55 freeways. The sanc- tuary seats 400. MISSION STATEMENT: To worship God through Jesus Christ, love one another in Christ-like rela- tionships, equip the church to minister, proclaim the Kingdom of God, and evangelize the nations, all in the power of the Holy Spirltl -Complied by Michele M . Marr Home Dec:or Spec:ialty Furniture Silk Florals hory Topiaries Custom floral Arnngements Mon-Fri 10-6 • Sat 10-S 36 9 E. 17"-Se. ~~ t~~~~) 646-6745 ST. MARK PREsBmRIAN CHURCH "Open Arms and Open Minds " Worship 9:30 Coeta MeMI MllA V'UDI , UNITID Ml1HODllT CH\iaat 1701 -.kw, c.M. Wwehlp & Chufth le ..... ••• on4 1 OiOO ...... Or. Rkhard 979~82:M Newport Beach/Costa Mesa Daily Pilot SATURDAY, JANUARY 10, 1998 A9 Newport Beach couple celebrates 50 years of love ' N ations have crumbled in fewer years. Religious sects have proclaimed their connection to the alnughty and then faded in far less time. Politicians have thundered, then disappeared. Fashions have come and gone. Music has been relegat~ to memory. Dennis and Marton Pickens of Newport Beach celebrate 50 years of marriage tonight. Blow the trumpets: beat the drums. The Lido I.sle Yacht Club will be filled with 50 years of romance as two of the Orange Coast's most lovable folks celebrate, showing the rest of us the mean- ing and magic behind five decades of life together. It all began in Dallas, Texas, after the great war. Marion Pol- lard, a California native and a Santa Monica sweetheart, moved to Texas with he:-family while still in high school. She went on to attend Southern Methodist University, where Mari- on had her eye on Dennis, a Dal- las native who had returned from the Army Air Corps to attend Southern Methodist as well. "He paid no attention to her -not even a little," mused their daughter Alison McConnJck of Newport Beach, recounting the ' courtship of her parents. "My father had asked out every girl in my mother's sorority except my mother. And my mother was the one who was interested. "So my mother, who still has the same wicked sense of humor, made plans to meet with Dennis' sister Claire at their home to do some sorority work. She put on cute .little white starched shorts and a top to match, then literally draped herself across the thresh- old of the door to tus home.• jazzerrise caauu-11 Mon, wed, Fri, Sat· 8:30.im SUn . 9:~ Tues . 6:30pm. Thun 7:00pm Certified Jazttrtise lnitruetoMsabel Akom b .w. cook Marion Pickens is fond of reminding ber children and her husband that, "He noticed me then because he had to step over me to get in." . Dennis called Marion the next da'y and asked her for a date. Actually, be asked her to be his date at bis fraternity initiation. Following the ceremony, Dennis kissed Marion, his first date. As Marion puts it, "[it was) unheard of in those days but foretelling, definitely foretelling. He hasn't stopped kissing me," she reports happily. "Fifty years of kissing, in the morning wh~n he leaves the house and at night when h~ comes home. Never missed a day.~ A very special part of the cele- bration this evening on Lido Isle is that the entire wedding party of 50 years past will travel to New- port Beach to join in the dining, dancing and reminiscing as so stated on Mrs. Pickens' elegant creme and gold formal invitation to her very special half century tribute to the be.st love in America And what is even more spe- cial, fnends who joined Dennis . and Marion on their wedding day will join them in health and happiness on their 50th anniver- sary. More than 25 guests, including three bridesmaids, three groomsmen, the flower girl, the friend m charge of the guest book and the punch will fly m from Dallas, Texas, to JOUl 100 close tnends and family mem- bers recounting a half century of life together. Most unportantly, Denrus and .·\TTENTl<)N ()\\'NERS FREDERICK'S FUND 1,2, 3,4 To sell your interest in this or other public or private limited partnerships. For quote please call: Frank Bo\\'l'r at t J 4-66l)-l J 44 L'Xt. l 5 Get unlintited entertainntent with ~.~~~~~~!· . Call today for a $9.95 connection! . . Plua, receive 1/2 off your first month when you order • Comcaat 3-star Package. Hurry, otter' exp/IN February 151 1-888-COMCAST ( 1-888-266-2278) Offer •PPh• to SWIOlfd conntctton Of one TV Mt In Wired MNietlblt arNS; otrltf COM1Ct10n Of ~ flet IDOIY to addltlor)ll TV Mtl M ~not_.,.. ln.1111rm. 01M SHOWTIME METWORkS INC . .cl 01• HOlitl IOX omcf.. a dMllOll of Tin..,_ l,,..,.._IC ~. l, M ,_.....,... SHOW1'M •THE MOVIE CIWl .. .......,. If 9HOWf1ME NllWOMI lllC. a*°"'~ , H10111111amwc11t ,._....-,...Of 1'11111.,_ ~~ C:.,.,, l '- At left, Dennis and Marton Pickens of Newport Beach cut th~ cake at their wedding ln January 1948. The couple, seen. l;lere ln a recent photograph, will celebrate 50 years of marriage tonight at the Lido Isle Yacht Club. thetr children Lauren and Court- ney, and daughter Alison McComuck, her husband Kimo McConnick and their children Meredith and Jamie. rtns\"er very well ~It is here to ')ld) The Rock.Jes may crumble, G1brdltar may tumble, but when Df:'nrus klssed me on our first . datt> that was it, then and rt lwdys and forever " Manon will be honored by their lovmg children Bruce Pickens and tus wife, Sandy, dlong with The family will share cham- pagne and stories, as Jim Roberts recreates the music of theU' era in the Lido Clubhouse And what was their wedding !long? "Our Love Is Here To Stdy," reports Manon . "And do you know what?" she questions, knowmg the And that's the sunple truth dbout love on the Newport Codst May you celebrate your love torever, Marion and Dennis Pickens • B.W. COOK'S column appears every Thursday and Saturday XeOJ Year 's cSpeciaf 71VO :Jledroom, l !/1 JJalh Joamhomes regularly J 129.J per monlh, noaJ only $1100 l.hru !1J(arc£ :JI, 199<1 on yearly leases. ~----------Mta'I • •• FlfJfJR fJUYI • $/NCE 1953 FREE· IJFETIME IKJTAlUTION WAltUKTY' FREE· REMfJVAl fJFOUJCAltPET& PAD FREE• F111t1n111tE Mov111 FREE· fl()()lt/KI CAIE Kn ,.., Mtw.·1•1. 10-f "IAr. ,.,..,., {114)6$1-1300 114 EMT Tf"·8TllEI COITA MIU, CA lm1 11-'.-.-. • r ' I t r I I I I I I I • r I I I J I. date book California Beach niakes . an . adventure out of sushi . By Leslie Simmons, Dally Piiot S ay the word •sushi" to any- one and you're bound to get a different reac:tlon - from a sour face to someone mut- tering the word ·yum~ -every time. But if you are a sushi lover who craves a good tuna roll in a lively festive abnosphere, there may be a fun, hip sushi bar you don't know about: California Beach in Lido Village For more than 10 years, the sushi bar has been d favorite hangout for locals dnd even a certain multicolored-hcUr basket- bdll stdr who Lives m the drea The restaurdnl hds d htnt of Los Angeles styl<' with a bit of beach thrown into the mu On one end JS the bdr with its posh drt deco-type metdl tdbles dOd chairs and on the other (>nd is the sush.J bar It's cldss1c. You won't find flodting boats currying pre-made CdWorrua rolls sailing past your seat here. Everything is fresh dnd made to order. But thP lwst part is the enter- ldtrunent, which cdO'l be found in any bdr dround l)on'l worry. ThPre's N J G ff T no offbedt brtnd or kctrctok<> mdchme cranlung out bud love songs sung by some lonely. tone-deaf guy. The enter- 1,unment comes m the fonn of 'i' ALOE:"J'S CAHPET Ila~ opened a new Area Rug Studio Why Pay Dcpr Store Price~? /\LL Ht JGS & Hl1NNEHS rn\ SALE. 11111 Hlnm<le wool~. <-,y111lwtiC'-;, si~<tl ALDEN'S C:AHl'l :TS. INC. the sushi bar chefs, who encour- age bar-goers to "drink more saki'' and eat more sushi. They chop. They dice. They roU. They Joke. And to rewdrd them for their hard work, L I F E patrons buy large bottJes of Asahi beer dnd share it Wllh these tdlents from the Far f:dsl. Calilorrua Beach opens for busme!>s every rught at 5 pm Romantic Videos Kama Sutra Baths Incense and Candles Dress Up with High Heels Unique Nylons and Sexy Lingerie 0 1w \'/of' lm'<! Shop s=::;:;;::::=J=-"-""1 COSTA MESA HJ Baker St. I Blk. Wnt of Briatol 71M29·1911 Cal.ltornla ~· Club IUah1 chef TWyoshi Ygel pre- parea aome rawU..b to be wrapped · In seaweed u cus- tomer wait for the Unal prod- uct. Along withSUJhl, the club otten a full bar and enter- tainment from the sushi chefs. OONLEACH/ OAA.V PILOT Monday nights are the time to go. The restaurant bas a special dll-you-can eat sushi special throughout the restaurant all night. "On Monday ni~llts it's awe- some,• said frequent visitor Pooyan Mehdizadeh, of Costa Mesa. "You can sit and watch [sports) and eat sushi in the bar Now Serving Lunch On Saturdays Sunday Breakfast Country & Mexican Style 9am-lpm •From Sl.99 . lots of your Mighbors already know that our r.staurant is a uniquelv delicious dining experience. FW Ht lot YOllRSEUI 414 Old Newport Blvd • Newport Beach (Tl4J 645-6086 Our 7&h Year! Blue Plate Specials Our Co".'pleu Lunch Menu, Pl.u A .~riety of Tasty Disba ~ $8.!J5 Our Bliu P!Au SpecUil.r Chap IMily. Choose Frtmlr Baked Meat 1.Aaf • Fish 8 Chip1 • Su.jfed Pork Chops StM/fed Cabba1e with Tomato Sawce • Pouecl Swiu lteak Tenderlofn, Morna~ • HMniarian G01alalh • Brown Beef Stew Yankee Pot Roast with Corn Fritttrs • Chicken Fried Sttalc • SaMrhratcn Potato Pancaku • Braised Lamb Sllanu Chicltm Ca11ar Salad • Spaihttti ll Mtcatbolb • Laiope Brailtd SfM>rt Rlb.t • Stuffed Bell Petpers • S.O.S. Lumb: M""""1 -FriJAy 11 :30 41'1 11atil 3:00 pm SIONE CRABS FROM JOE'S OF MIAMI Noted for Decades for our Superb · Traditional Table Side Service Caesar Salad • Wilted Spinach Salad • Cobb Salad Steak Diane • Steak Tartare • Peppersteak F/ambl Crepes Suzette • Bananas F/ambe • Caft Diablo Newport Boulevard at Coast Highway • 645-7077 • area.• Although there are no drink specials, sushi lovers love the saki, which the restaurant serves bot or cold. #n~tionally it's served hot," said John Belbey, general inan- ager of California Beach. "But, right now it's more trendy to serve cold." Belbey said the type of people who ban~ out at California Beach are a #real tossed salad." *There's such a variety of peo- ple," he said. *Young and old alike-people dressed up-and dressed down.• For being 50 miles away from the city that made sushi bars a California trend, California Beach bas just what it takes to make it a happening night spot: a good bar, great service, fun people and, of course, good food. Its upbeat atmosphere, not to .. ~-------------------·-----, I I I f. Y.1. : I I I n--.;a,. t l +WHAT: Callfoml4 -I • Oub , l + WHUE: 3355 Via UdQ. I : N=Beech I : + EN: Sunday through I : 1bunday from 5to10 , ... , ' I Friday and Saturday trom 5 : I to ~Up.m. I l +HOWMUOtAll·you~ : : eat ipedals ere S16.95 : I + ATl"IRE: Prom pajama to : ' prom dresses · • l +PHONE: 675-0515 l I I l ' L-------------------------~ mention great music, ranging from the Rolling .Stones to Sub- lime, cranked throughout the bar, really makes it a .Primo choice for anyone. As always, remember to party responslbly -don't drink and drive. Sabatfoo Tommy Peter PhjJ Vince Flavorful & Delicious Lunches & Dinner Unique •IM room&. dlnlna rootm avallabl~ ror group bUJIMM mMdJlp and prfY11l~ l\aoc:dolll 723-0621 Please CaJI For Rea"aUoru and Dlttdioos 251 Shipyard Way• Newport Beach Holy Smokes! 1/3 of our Bar is Certified Outdoors! 3 Outdoor Pool Tables Always "Your Home Away from Home" I 830 Newport Blvd. Newport at Harbor Costa Mesa 548-8428 Established 1922 Newport Be11&h The Premium Steak & Seafood House in Orange County Since 1922 Our 78h Year! SIONE CRABS FROM JOE'S OF MIAMI . Noted for Decades for our Superb Traditional Tabl.t Side Service <Ats1tr S./4J • WilteJ Spiwh SAW • C:Obb S.W Sttalt DUine • Sttalt Tart11re • Prppmtta·FloJH Crtpn Suuttt • &mANU Flfnn/H • Gift DWJ/o Newport Boalmnl •· u.t Hipny • 645-7077 Newport ~tieh/Custa Mtu Daily Pilot Aged actor gives prime performance in 'Moments Witli Norman Roc~ell' By Tom Titus H e was • Amenca's artist,• a quiet, folksy, unprepossessing chap, untouched by scandal, With a prodigious gift for illustration, who painted the great and ·the near great through most of the 20th century. Norman Rockwell probably would be the last person one would imagine as the subject of a one-man show. Yet he comes to captivating life at the Newport Theater Arts Center. Professional actor Russell Anderson is 91 years pld. Rockwell r-~----------------------~ • I I I J I I I I I I I ' I I I I I I I F.Y.I. + WHA~ •Moments WUh Norman RocJcwen • + WHEltE: Newport The· ater Arts Center, +WHEN: Tonight at 8 p .m., Sunday ot 2:30 p.m. + HOW MUCH: $12 + PHONE: 631-0288 L------------------------brief engagement tonight and Sunday. It's an.anecdotal per- formance filled with love and admiration for the artist and his work. Anderson, tall and angular, bears a striking resemblance to Rockwell, chlefly covers from the Satur- day Evening Post -including a rephca of h1s first Post cover m 1916. A work stool and a well-worn easy chair complete the studlo atmosphere. • Anderson slides effortlessly into Rockwell, spinning tales from the artist's youth with a knowing gnn. Among the more memorable anecdotes involve his experiences as 'a 9- year-old carnival shill and his first stuclio in the loft of wha~ he later clisCQvered was a brothel. would have been 103. The two· men shared a siz- at>le chunk of THEATER REVIEW which simpli- fies his task of #becoming~ Beaming as he re-enacts his introduction to the Post -and the princely salary of $7 5 per cover -Anderson brings his character Wlde-eyed mto artis- tic prorrunence There's a com- plete absence of ego m his por- trayal, despite the veneration in whJch a ndtion held Rock- well and hJs work. American hJstory, and now • ·Anderson is bnnging Rockwell the man -and, incidentally, the artist -into the spotlight. Under the calm, measured direction of Hennan Boodman, Anderson establishes immedi- ate rapport With his audience in his "Moments With Norman Rockwell," whJch winds up its ·Liposuction_g Sure beats a box · of chocolates! UP"to four areas and no hidden COSL,. Acl before Valentine's Day for the bc,1 and mol>! gentle method and 'ave O\ er $JOO<). Call now for a free com.ul1a1ion (714) 631-9060 We also offer· •Eyehd/fac1al surgery •Laser re,urfacing •Botox .Kenneth D. Steinsapir, M.D. ""Uovr Arncnc.111 Ai..k.km) of ('1 .... m11.•1t1. \ur1et)'~Uo-.. At1k'rt1 .. "1 ~, ~() Int t )pfuh.JJmM. f'l.t\tJ" "n.J K~~lf1,U\k.lht \flt"f)'ll hn14~J A· 1111i..n1 Jltt\,fr ..... 11 l (I tAfti4.~.uJ t rn1htdl ()( \IA/A \I \ \ 1111.a/M•,ttt ( .trJ/~t'4l)('lr1 Ht ... h l 0~1llon -the artist as he relates hJghlights of Rockwell's life and work. During the first act, whlch covers Rockwell's boy- hood and early career, Ander- son frequently refers to notes, but after intermission, he virtu- ally "wings it," so comfortable 1s he m his character. The Newport stage is ~;co rated With Rockwell pain,gs, Rockwell's paintings have been seen by more people than all of Michelangelo's, Rembrandt's and Picasso's combined. Now a select few theatergoers can discover the man behind the paintings. They can also discover a mar-, velous 91-yedI-old actor in Anderson. l!IOSEY'S AUTO BODY CAJJFOINIA LAW STATES You CAN CHOOSE ANY REPAIR' FACILITY Fill Plcli-1p & Delivtry • All Certified. T1<hnldans 642-4522 121 lndusttial Way e Costa Mesa EDWARDS IRVINE IMAX THEATRE IS LOCATED AT THE EDWARDS IRVINE SPECTRUM WHERE THE 5 & 405 FREEWAYS MEET IRVINE• CALL FOR GROUP SALES & INFORMATION 714/832-IMAX ' • .--... --~ ... __ ...... ... .. _." ...... , .. ............ U.H 111,_tlt .. SATURDAY, JANUARY 10, 1998 A11 after hours 'LA BOHEME ' MUSIC > IRVING BERUN OCC presents Jack Prather and the Great American Music Com- pany's "Tribute to Irving Berlin .. on Jan: 18 at 4 p.m. in the Robert B. Moore Theatre, 2701 Fairview Road, Costa M esa. Tick- ets are S 15 in advanced or S 18 at the door. For more information, call 432-5880. > PAOFIC SYMPHONY . The Leo Freedman Foundation Classics Series continues with the Pacific. Symphony Orchestra per- forming Brahms' "German Requiem" Wednesday and Thurs- day at 8 p.m. at the Orange ~ounty Performing Arts Center, 600 Town Center Drive, Costa Mesa. For ticket information, call 755-7093. Opera PacW.c presents "La Boheme" today at 2 and 7:30 p.m. and Sunday at 2 p.m. at the Orange County PeHonnlng Arts C.enter. Tickets are $28 to $93. Call (800) 34-0PERA. STAGE ).. 'IN THE MOOD' Bud Forrest and his 17-piece String of Pearls Orchestra, singers and dancers re-create the music and dance of the swing era on ~aturday, in OCC's Robert 8. Moore Theatre, 2701 Fairview Road, Costa Mesa. Tickets are S25 .. LOW•LO\'. H1r [" .-. vr ~Y FJ\ST KENNY ;;,, PRINTER 2SO 3212 in advance and $32 at the door. For information, call 432-5880. ·FILM ).. 'MA VIE EN ROSE' The Port Theatre presents "Ma Vie en Rose (My life in Pink)" through Thursday. The film is about a little boy who wants nothing more than to-be a girl. Shows are S7 for adults and S4.SO csr ml52lUl 3933 Birch Street •.Newport s.ach (714) 260-0776 for seniors and children under·12. The theater 1s at 2905 E. Coast Highway, Corona del Mar. For information, call 6 73-6260. 1 ).. SERIES BEGINS WITH 'RAIN' The Orange County Museum of Art presents "Rain," the first of its El Nino series, beginning Thursday. Shows start at 6:30 p.m. Tickets are S3 for members, students and seniors.' SS for the general public. Call 759-1122. "Harbor Lights? ... " • , I •I(] us a1 Paul's Light House 1555 Placentia Ave 2 Blocl<s NOttll of Hoeg H051>¢111 Open 7 days (9-6 pm)• MCN1sa 714 645-785 Costa Mesa _ ._e'' 11 S'Ningt' Fuchsia Growing Contest Sponsored by the Orange County Fair, The Orange County branch of the National Fuchsia Society,~.~ Three Star Nursery & The Daily Pilot 0 /l:TnDute To fiber~ ~&fun No Entry Fee Who Can Enter: Costa Mesa Residents, Business (except nurseries), Loca Officials, Community Organizations or Schools. Open to all ages, amateurs only. How To Enter: Pick·up a fuchsia seedling at the Centennial Farm located at the Orange County Fairgrounds, 88 Fair Drive, Costa Mesa, from January 16-25, 1998 from 7:00am to ~:.30pm Monday through friday. One entry per person. Entrants may obtain two seedlings on plant pick-up time and enter the pest one at fairtime. An entry form must be on file w ith the Orange County Fair offices to make the entry valid . ENTRY FORM Name: __ _ Organization (if applicable)· Address: City: -- Phone Number: _ INDMDUAL ENTRIES (Please Check One) _ Local Official Position/Job Title: __ _ Costa Meaa Resident Yura in Costa Mesa: _ Zip: Fax Number:---------------·• • Age:_ 5 & Under _ 6-12 Years _ 13-17 Years __Adult 18+ _Seniors 55+ _Business Position/Job Title: ___ _ _ Community Org.nlzat1on/Servlce Club/Non-Profit Cluentity of f)tentJ R~:"__ . GROUP INTRtlS ' _ ~ OUentlty of Planta Requested._ _ Schoof Cl11Roc>m PfOject Quantity of Planta Requett.d: _ Teec:her Neme/Grade; ,_,......._....._._._;...._~--------i....~-::o-"."""""".--.-:----~ ,__~.One~ nwybe gt-own• a gtoup 9t a~ 9Chooe cw Ott.~ Ga ~ 11111'~tier ~~hew. membengrow V*'own~ • "'--tNlt fotm to: ()qnge County Fair, .. Fw OrM, ~ Meaa CA 926a6 Am: F\IChN C.-.., Or F• kt (714a .. MMO l I ' ' ' • • , ' I f I , I ' I I I I I I I , I I I A12 SATURDAY, JANUARY 10, 1998 . . •.. G . • -.. ..,_ ,....II ON THE RECORD am a heck of a lot at my seminars. I'm not going just for the hell of it. I'm not going I or fun. I don't play goli when I'm there, and when I go to Las Vegas, I don't gamble ... -Trudy Ohlig-Hall in response to a move by fellow board member Mike Healey to cut back on Mesa Consolidated water board travel. LETTER OF THE WEEK All Mac Bernd, all the time S everal neighbors and I have wondered in amaze- ment for the past few months about the constant, seemingly endless, issue-by- issue coverage of former school super- intendent Mac Bernd's departure for Texas. Whomev- er fan or whatever the reason of the Daily Pilot's Mac Bernd infatuation of Bernd is hereby directed to write the (hopefully) final and closing editorial (assuming there is still a sense of humor at 330 W. Bay St). Mac Bernd has gone to Texas. Mac Bernd has gone to Texas. Mac Bernd has gone to Texas. Mac Bernd has gone to Texas. Mac Bernd has gone to Texas. Mac Bernd has gone to Texas. W.M. LAWSON Association president of the Mesa Verde readers right to news variety • EDITOR'S NOTE: Stay tuned : for next week's grand finale. . I N 0 U f ~ V I f · W GAINS MflUA THOINllM Thia ~ klndetgldller from N~ J:.lelgbla 11emmmy ScbOol bad a h\.141• .caaw tbil ~ ~g wbmi She ldeNd. temporary paralysll after jumping on a trampoline. And while phyiri- dans struggled to find tbe reuon for the paralysis, Jafrta Thorn- burg's healing powen went to work. The result wu JafJia retummg to schoOl th1I week goOd as new. SILVER CHARM Newport residents' Bob and Beverly Lewis, the owners of this wonder horse, have more reasons to be proud as it took home hon- ors for Best 3-year-old of the Year by the nation's horse racing writ- ers. ENTERTAINMENT Theater buffs and moviegoers received some welcome news this week with the announcement that the Performing Arts Center, South Coast Repertory, CJ Segerstrom & Sons and Edward's Theaters Cir- cuit will combine together to cre- ate the Orang~ County Theatre Distrid. The undertaking will fea- ture an opulent single-screen complex where the current Edward's South Coast Plaza cinema MARC MAATIN/DAILYPl.OT now stands. After suffering temporary paralysis, Jahia Thornburg was back on Newport Height Elementary'• playground this week. James Dean LOSSES JAMES DEAN The Newport-Mesa area mourns the loss of another well- respected and well-liked news- man with the death of James Dean. Dean's contributions to CORRESPONDENCE Will piecemakers be nonexistent soon? Considering that the Piece- makers do not believe m sex, they will soon be an extinct speaes So we do have some- thing to look forward to. LYNN MERLES Costa Mesa District should manage its money better My daughter goes to Costa Mesa High School. I have two older sons that graduated from the re . And I'm really disturbed every time Newport-Mesa says there's no money for raises. What I'm really disturbed about is the negative tone that comes out instead of the pt>sitive tone, HLet's see what we can do for the teachers." That's No. 1. No. 2, every district gets the same amount of money based on attendance so why does our dis- trict have less money than other districts to give the teachers rais- es. I don't know, maybe all the money goes to the Taj Mahal they built up in Costa Mesa and recently finished. But somebody needs to investigate and find out where the money 1s going. The other thing is, yes, we're losing good teache rs. As a matter of fact, about two years ago, a very good teacher at Costa Mesa High School was lost. He took a better job at Edison High School in Huntington Beach because the pay was better. He was supposed to teach advanced placement classes. He left and obviously the level of teaching went down. DAN GOLDMAN Costa Mesa Being smart means staying warm Please indulge me while I offer a few more words on Californians being called "Stupid, dumb and dense" by Anonymous m Mi~ gan. I checked the weather in the paper for Jan. 1. As we know, it was in the 70s and clear in Pasadena. In Michigan, the low was 12 and the high 41, with cloud.¥-s)tjes. Let's see ... we're still here and they're now back there. Who's really stupid, dumb and dense? STEVE SMrTH Costa Mesa local journalism will never be forgotten. COSTA MESA EMERGENCY TEAM . It seems pretty easy when you think of it. Pay d visit to your neighboring town and offer a top administrator more MAILBAG . money to come over to your side. Well Costa Mesa officials tried that with Glorria Morrison, Huntington Beach's emergency team director, and it looked at first like it worked. But a groundswell of support for Mor- . rison in Huntington Beach prompted her to rethink her course and stay put. ESTANOA FOOTBALL High school football players will miss the experience and expertise of Coach John Lieben- good, who has decided to step away from the gridiron after 12 years. I • Generosity, charity are still alive in Newport-Mesa The people of Orange County -Newport Beach, Corona del Mar, Costa Mesa -deserve a big round of applause for their generosity of time, money and spirit. l must say I was surprised and amazed (maybe because of bad press about how opulent and self-centered this county is) at how much help there was for the SOS donations and delivery on Dec. 22. The organization by everyone concerned was outstanding. Everyone worked together with their hearts and bare hands. With dollies loaded and cars and trucks filled, people of all ages got those donations of food and gifts out to the schools. It seemed either people donated money or their time ... but everyone donated. · The Sa.me is true with the Sal- vation Army and Orangewood. I had the opportunity to volunteer at these fadlities, too, and I was thrilled to see such quantity of •stutt" ... food and clothing and toys. The spirit of giving is alive and well here. l was really touched. Thank you fellow resi- dents for really opening your hearts ... it was beautiful to be a part of. FRANCE HANSEN Newport Beach I'm calling on behalf of the kids of the Costa Mesa Motor Inn to thanks the public and all the local businesses and Rock Harbor Christian Church and Calvary Church. God bless all of the support in the kids Christmas party we had Dec. 21. I wanted to le t all your readers know we had a very .suc- cessful event. Just when l kind of give up on the human spirit, because we had some problems, people were supporting us all week. People came by -1 felt like Jirruny Stewart in "It's a Wonder- ful Life." The public dropped olf gifts and food and gift certifi- cates. It was a tremendous suc- cess. So once again l' d like thank all the businesses -Coco's, Piz- za Hut, Office Depot, One Dollar Store -that all gave us things and contributed food and other supplies -Cheapskates Collec- tables donated almost $2,000 worth of cards and comic books. It was an incredible success. We thank you and the kids thank you. God bless you. Betty Nolan, I'm sure, is smiling in heaven. JAMES PORTER Costa Mesa It seems a little late to be thanking you for a front page Dec. 17 article that told of our need for toys. The response.was great. A lot of kids went home happier on Christmas Eve when we gave them out. We gave out more than 650 toys. Please thank yonr reporters, Tun Grenda and Leslie Simmons. They put all the right words together to get such a good response. . Thanks for all the support the Pilot has given the Soup Kitchen through the year. It has made a difference. MERLE HATLEBERG Someone Cares Soup Kitch.en Costa Mesa : Eying a Council seci.t? Take this public office crash course first W ith the dawn of the new year, some of the more ' agitated among us are , considering a run for the City : Council. You know who you are. My contention is that most , people who run don't think of the actual public service. I know I didn't. And the reality is not always pretty. Don't get me wrong. Public office is always self- tnfllcted. And it can have great personal and public reward. The community needs good, hard· working candidates. But public tervice comes at a price. • The campaign leading to a wth ls short-lived. exhilarating, and the fun part -it's dynamic ~d has a clear resolution. •" The altennath ta quite differ- ent. Most new council members ~ver holding office ii nothing Mke what th y thought. : Unlllro most Other elected ~. City Council 11 considered a volunteer, pert-time polldon. With demands like committee meetings, constituent meetings, phone calls and ceremonial events, as well as your personal and professional life, it's difficult for a nine-to-fiver t9 hold office. Consider Newport Beach. The current council is composed of two lawyers, an airline pilot, two small business owners and two real estate agents, all with vary- ing degrees of flexibility. Other councils have been dOminated by retirees. City Council history is Uttered wtth broken homes and bank- ruptcies of those unable to set priorities. So, for those who are th.tnlcing about leaping from obscurity to public lite, I offer a few insights. I assume that your reason for office holding is pure; that is, you genuinely desire to serve your community. The oth rw don't heed any help from me. • Never forget that the City Cowldl repreMDta the com.mum- t RIGHT STUFF john hedges . SOmeUmes what's good for the dty government is bed for the community. Sometime1 what'• good tor the co~unity 11 bad for the dty government. I.Mm to tell the difference. And always err on the lkte of the community. • You'll meet many people. Mott are wry illcllt to you. some wm want eo be your n.w tnmdl. , But you won't know whether they are really your friends until you leave office. • You are the policy maker, the decision maker, and the one who gets the big bucks (see above) to make decisions. Some dty employees think they're the poli- cy makers and you're the rubber stamp. Jealously guard your pre- rogative. • Learn to just say no. There are tens of thoUJands of people 1n your dty. There's only one of you. • You'll be invited to lots of events. Some are very rit%y. Don't beJieve for a mom~t that you're mvtted because paople like you. U my dog, Carl. ware in office, he'd be the one going to parties and I'd be the one aat4\g dog foOd . • The dty staff 11 very nice and very respectful toward your poli· tton. NeVer forget ltl your J>Olltioo; Do not~~ attt- tudel to be In any way lndkattVe of how they feel about you per- sonally. U Canine Councilmem- ber Carl were in office, some employees would throw him a bone. • Some people will off er you gifts, lunches, dinners or trips. Some people may try to compro· mise your ethics. Politely decline. • The amount of mail and paperwork coming across your desk can suffocate you. Keep a large trash can. Use it. Empty it frequently. • Sometimes Y,OU have to say no to your piendi. • nke a thoUgbUul stand. It's better to be a lone •no" vote wttb a dear <.'Orildence than not take ownership of your ded,. lions. •With controvel'lial ded· lions, explaln your thought procea. Molt people appreciate that. Although 101De want to dll· like you, tt .. betW to be Nipect· ed then liked. • Th~,media thrive on conflict. The pre§ seek two sides to every story. Even U the other side is a minority, they may get equal billing with majority opinion. Your job is to sort out the facts and take the heat. The public didn't elect the press to make your decislons. • It's not fun to see your name in print in a less·than-favorab&e light. But that's part of tbe game. Por the first time 1n your life you may have to take public respomlbilify for IOlety penonal evenla. There'I more, but we're out of apace. In Jbort. you heve a JDIOWl· ta1n of work. few rMl fdeDda, lit· . tle free time, little privacy and a ll)edla rMdy teU the 'wodd what they think you're~ like. NOw, What are you waiting foi'1 • ....... ". N9twport ...._ ~Hit calUMn .._..,an S..· ~. "9CMbetelchld·fll·e-fn11 • "9di1 8~1por1-lleech.cl.U1 • I .Newport Be.chlCosca Mesa Daily Piloc r------------------------------------------------------~---------------------------, I -I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I• I I -· I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I BONGO'S SPORT'ASHING Otters private party whale watching excursions everyday. The cost is $125 for one bour, slx passenger maximum and a three bour minimum. Call 673-2810. NEWPORT LANDING Sportsfishing offers a low-cost way to whale watch, weekdays from 10 a.m . lo 1 p.m·. and week- ends and holidays from 9 a.m. to 2:30 p.m. The cost 1s $14 for adults, S8 for seniors and chil- dren over 12. Speda.l discount rates are available for schools, churches and community youth groups. For available dates and information. call 675-0550. PILGRIM OF NEWPoRT The 118-foot historic schooner, offers weekend whale watching trips, Saturdays from 10 a.m. to 1 p.m. and Sundays from 1 to 4 p.m. The cost is $20 for adults and $15 for children. The schooner is also available for private charter. For reserva- tions, call 966-0686. FUN ZONE BOAT COMPANY Guarantees whale or dolphin sightings d~g their excursions or the next trip is free. Daily trips cost $114 for adults, $12 for seniors, children ages three to 11 are $8 and children under three are tree. Groups rates are also available for schools, youths and groups of 15 or more. For reser- vations, call 673-0240. : DAVEY'S LOCKER : Operates whale watch cruis- what's afloat es daily through the end of March. Operating h ours are Monday through Friday at 10 a.m. and 1 p.m. and Saturday and Sunday at 9 a .m ., noon and 2:30 p.m. The cost is $14 for adults, $12 for seniors, $8 for children ages four to.12 and infants and toddlers are free. Special discounts are available for groups of twenty or more, community youth groups, ser- vice organizations and schools. Private charters are also avail- able. Guarenteed sightings of whales or dolphins or else all passengers -will receive a tree pass. For more information, call · 673-1434. SPE€IAL EVENTS ~SES SAILING ADVENTURE SERIES OCC's 23rd annual Salling Adventure Series begins Jan. 16 with a program titled How to go Cruising -and Stay Married at 8 p.m. in the Robert B. Moore Theater, 2701 Fairview Road, Costa Mesa. Advanced series tickets are $39 ~don sale in the college's Corrununity Education Offi.te. Advanced single tickets are $10.50. Series tickets may be purchased at the door for $44. Single admission tickets are available at the for $12. For more information, calJ 432-5880. USCG AUXILIARY COURSE The U.S. Coast Guard Auxil- iary ipst:ructs boaters on the cur- rent rules ·or the water in a 10- week boating skills and sea- manship course. Topics include: boat construction and small boat hood.ling, safety and legal requirements, navigation rules and aids to navigation, piloting, weather, radio and more. Class· es begin Jan. 28 at 7:30 p.m. at Newport Harbor High School, Newport Beach. For more infor-1 mation, call 834-1069 or 81~- 7669. SEA EXPLORERS The Sea Explorer Ship Del Mar 711 of Orange County seeks young men ages 14 to 18 who are interested in being a part of the Sea Explorer program. The group offers a well-rounded maritime experience progrlim that encompasses sailing, sea- manship, piloting, navagation and cruising. The group meets every Wednesday at .7 p.m. at the Sea Explorer Sea Base, 1931 W. Coast Highway, Newport Beach. For more information, call Mike Stewart at 642-6301 or : Jerry LaPointe at 551-8591. : FISHING FISH SCHOOL Fishing classes ar e offered Monday and Tuesday of each week . Classes leave the Balboa Pavilion at 6 a.m. and return at 4 p.m. Cost is $125 per person. For additional information, call 673- 2810. DORY FISHING FLEET Get to the Newport Pier/McFadden Square early to watch the fleet return with the fresh catch of the day The fish is prepared for sale at the open-air market. I I I I I I. I 1 I L---------------------------------------------------------------~------------------~ BIKE CONTINUED FROM A 1 and ready, and someone just decided to walk away with it," said Amaradio, a 24-year-old Temecula resident who competes in more than 30 races a year. While Amaradio put the bike's value at $8,000, on Friday his chief concern seemed that he would have to race Saturday on a motor- cycle that wasn't race-ready, or •rualed up.· ONE DAY ONLY ~J,LNICATION.if CONFLICT RESQLUT!ON SAT, IAN 31, 1998 10-4 P.M. BALBOA BAY CLUB BECOME A MEDIATOR Communsca1ion-; Confl1c1 Resolutions Nego11a11ons Ethnic D1versi11e'> Gender Btas FEB S-8, 1998 Contin~ Education OffuNJ For Mty's/M.F.C.C. E.L.D. MEDIATION SERVICES 1-800/58-MEDIATE (1-800-586-3342) "It's going to be hard to win," Amaradio said. "I'm sure he'll wind up with something to ride, but he's pretty devastated," said Jack Edwards, a marketing .manager at the Pomona-based Race Tech, the company that handles the bike's suspension work and is one of Amaradio's sponsors. "He's scram- bling around with some urgency." Edwards said he was getting set to load up the motorcycle Thursday night when he noticed 1t missing, and it apparently disap- peared around 9 p.m. as hundreds of people filled the restaurant for the event. Edwards said he plans to put up a reward for the bike's return. Even if it is recovered, however, Amaradio doubts it will be soon enough for the race. "For this weekend, we're realJy stuck," he said. Newport Beach police Sgt. Neil Harvey said a man believed to be about 25 ye~ old was spotted rolling the bike out of the restau- rant. The man may have had an accomplice, but details about them were sparse. 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Unlike a lot of ~t~01 vacuums, they'll still be cleaning up after many holiday seasons to come. n.JSl'IN lSllll• .. awM ............. ... ~, ... EL TORO CONTINUED FROM A 1 airport at El Toro crumbles, the airlines will f)ush the county to expand wbat it has The Fede ral Aviation Adrrurustrdllon will support the airlines, and con- gressional backs from places like Kentucky, Idaho and Texas will support the FAA That's the way the system works: The airlines that tell the FAA wh~t to do wilJ support the congressmen who control the FAA:s purse stnngs because those guys know who bullNs their bread. And we lose There isn't a smglP person alive who can say with any cer- tainty whether or not the con- version of El Toro will hdppcn Sure, voters approved d mea sure that called for the conver- sion. Then voters re1ected d med· sure that would reversP lhdt. But now, a judge in Sdn Diego, JudJth McConnell I'> rul- ing that the county's envuon mental unpact report I'> llrtWt'<l She's saying, "You do thr1t report over agam, dnd th1-. t111u.>, you tell the ugly trnth dliout noise and other impaci.. ii El Toro is converted.• The scary part of tht'> rulmg IS, El Toro airport proponents and foes alike are both dl•clctt· LYLEEN & JEFF EWING KEEPING AN EYE ON ZONlNG DECISION MAKERS Zoning c.:la!»,ilka11l>11' <lie the mo't importunt ltiul 1hat u k>1.::i l government hu' lo cont11.il 1hc w:iv land " used 111 ,, rn111mu1111\ Area' dc-,ignuh:d u' re'1u1..n11al may have further 1.u1111ul' {Jn housing dc1N1\ 101 ,;n~ll' fom1h home,, townhuu'I!' or muhipk familv hou<;c' Thcrl' arc u'ualh area!>-'>Cl a!>1dc lor mdu,11ial. commerc ial and reui:a11onal purpose' Zomng bo.l rd' 'pend their 11me lr•aening to n..-quc'" for excep1ion.' to 1hc'ie ruk' or hearing argumi..'Tll' from part1e' who wam IO chan~c or bend 1hc existing zoning n.:gul<t11un' Thc'c 1.onmg de<.: j,1on' hil' l' a major impac1 on 1h..: 'un uundmiz ncighburhi..xxh. Cit17l'n!'I · f:n..>up' ohcn gc1 inH1lvc<l i111c,11l)111~ .i1 hearing' on propo,ub lh,11 rnuld affect their proper!) \'llluc' tir their qualil) ol lifl· Thc'e group' help crcu1c intcn:sl ahuu1 ;,,uc' 111 the locul prc" und -wu1 ~ lu educate 1hci r nc1ghbu,.... ubt1u1 maucr. ulkc1111g them. Developer. whu go before J zoning huurd 'c1.·kmg marur change., an.: "'bc 10 invoh c 1hc local ncighborhoo<l group 111 lonnulating propo,al' 1h111 \~111 affcc1 tho\c humct1" ne1-.. Lvlccn und left have 2'5 C00°'il.'CUli\.e \Cur-\If l\.'UI c,1,11c c'\pcricncc in "e"' poi t lkal h Tncy arc Cold'Aell BJnk.:r\ #I agents. For prolc"wn.1l 'cn 1.:c 11r advice with oil \our real c,1.s1~· need!> call lhc Ewings al (714) 644-9060 xi 14. ADVERTISEMENT SATURDAY. JANUARY 10, 1998 A13 ing Vlctory. The South County Antis say, • Wboopet!, those rats have to tell the truth about the evils of an au:port at El Toro, and then make it all public again!• The North County Pros say, ~whoopee, Judge Judy dJdn't toss out the whole damn thlng We JUSl dot d few i's, cross a few t's Piece of cake!· Meahwhile, April will be here before you know it. That's when both sides present their pldns for El Toro's 4,700 acres. Then, at some point after that, an implacably, resolutely, inflex- 1bly divided Board of Supel"VI· sors will \rote on the plans. Tom Wilson will tell his con- 'ihluPnts in Newport Beach and • environs to go to hell and vote agdmst an airport at El Toro So will Todd Spitzer. Jim Silva and-Charlie Smith will support the ai.rport, and Bill Steiner will be be tween a boul- der and the well-known hard p ldce However, since lus 4th District includes Disneyland, the Pond, the Convention Cen- · ler, lhe Big A a nd the county's lctrgest hote ls, it wouldn't be a huge surprise if Steiner voles aye on the arrport. OK. then what? The South County crowd becomes more vordl and more passionate than Pver Great heaps of money will be spE'nt to file the mass of law- suits that wtll surely begin fly- mg Vast nvers of cash will flo~ to defend agcunst the suits. Lawyers will be happier and busier Utan they were during the bankruptcy The dJvide between South County and everywhere else will grow deeper and become more bitter Because they have the pas- sion down there Hdfdly a day goes by that there isn't a bar- 1 rage of Jette. rs to the county's newspapers Never mmd that many of the letters are filled with mis-and d1smlonnation. The newspa- pers, trying to be fair, and try- ' mg not to alienate subscribers r1nd advertisers, publish them by the yard. And this 1s going to go on I and on and on. lf there ever rertUy is a c1vtl1an airport at El Toro, the f1rst flight out of Ordnge County Intergalactic is dS likely to be to Mars and Nep- t unP dS 1t 1s to Chicago or Dal- las-Fort Worth In the· meant.lme. maybe it might make sense to th.Lille tn other directions To create an 1mdq10at1ve, forward-looking d\ 1dt1on concept that could bar- nc'>s the ene rgy, bra.mpower dnd dWesome sums of money thdt hdve been and will contin- ue to be wasted m a fig ht that Old\ nE>vcr see a winne r: WP need a Plan B. • FRED MARTIN'S column runs every Thursday and Saturday. • Relacionsh1p 1s~1te' • Depression & anA1ecy • Eatmg d111urders & addu:ooru • Rec0t erv from childhood pam ."\l.,,111lkrmf,! .1 \an er, nf ch1IJrcn\ cnun~dmi: & art 1herar\ l 1111 ·• ,, ,,.mpl1m ... n1.1n, n'uh ""'" l lt-!P'-. llART'°'l)~ 714-640-0846 1,,.IJ/l, F.muh l W n..-.«1•11 LINll.'\ \I HART"'-lN ~ '\"~'Cl '\TE."- \1k \ '1,"1~ • .\TR :-Ol\l I ,•I l 1'r .. , H B o t a n i c.a r e Landscape \X 'intl'r j, hLTL' .111d in \1H1tl11.T11 ( '.ilif~n·11i .1 it·, .1 ( • rL· .l t r i r 111..-1 1 I t h 1..· \ 1.." 11 1 • , "r. 11 1 1 11 ~ illl f11P\l' _\lllll :-:.11d1..l1. aoas w. Balboa Blvd., #D Newport Beach, CA• (714) 673-9646 Uaiteeo718 ~oltbl._. ....... aa- WINTER SPORTS ·WEAR SALE .JOHn tEonnRD'S . 80LP a HOP • I , ' ' • I • ' I ' I· f ' .• • I I I I I I I I t ' • I ' '. I ' ' ' ' I I I I I • ' I . I . ' ' • , ' • • I • I I r -, ' I I I , • I ' ' I ' I I ' ' I ' I I I SATURDAY, JANUARY 10, 1998 . ·• N~Wp<)n Beach/Costa Mesa Daily Piloc MESA CONTINUED FROM A 1 with neighboring water districts. But the report recommends sweeping changes that, over a period of about five years, would boil down the county's current net- work of 16 water districts to five. One of the recommendations is to merge Mesa with the Irvine Ranch Water District and six other smaller water providers into what would be the largest distnct in Orange County, serving 450,000 customers. But Bockmiller, who pored over the report in detail where it addresses Mesa and pre- pared a rebuttal r-eport he recently presented to the Mesa board for .review, srud he wasn't happy with what he found. "Objections can be raised to the inputted values on almost every page,'' Bockmtller sdld. "On the whole, the report seems more of an attempt lo just.lfy d preconceived IRVINE CONTINUED FROM A 1 Irvine Counnlman Mike Ward said he isn't convinced his city should pull its support for SW1tch- ing the soon-lo-be-developed land from Irvine to Newport. "In order to change my mind, I would have• to lw sw·e it would not I put our school district in financial hardship," he said. "I'm not going to overcrowd our schools and cost our oty $750,000 for services there. That's $750,000 I couldn't spend j ] t ( .. m se iss sci in- M de Te er wt re; Da inf of wr clo th• at Tei Te> Te> Te> Te> Te> •E : for Regular $ 7 499 Now $999 Sectional 3 pcs Free Local Delivery set of conclusions rather than an effort to find the truth.• Boclcmiller claimed dozens of statistics used in the report are either factually incorrect or mis· leading, critical data that is favor· able to Mesa is left out and the report is overall vague and hard to understand. Throughout the report, Irvine Ranch is made to seem larger than it is while Mesa's customer base is reported smaller, misrepresenta· lions that falsely make having .the larger Irvine Ranch ~allow up the smaller Mesa seem like a logical move for county officials, Bock· miller said. Another major problem with the report, Bockmiller said, is the complete lack of attention giv- en to customer service, which local Mesa officials claim makes them better suited to senre Costa Mesa customers than a huge mega- water district based in Iiv:ine. uNowhere in this study are the concerns of the · customers addressed in any way, and that is a major flaw," Bock:miller said. CONTINUED FROM A1 At last year's races, Agenter sald her dog'.s trip to the track ended in foul play. ·she was sabotaged," Agenter said. ~There was a hot dog in her lane, SQ she stopped in the middle of the race. And she was totally ahead of the other dogs.• ~ter, an etementAry school teacher in Ana· beim. said she and Roxy the Drucy have been usirig some unconventional training techniques to get ready for Sunday's races. While plenty of walking and an occasional jog are part of the regimen, Roxy the Doxy really gets a workout chasing lier boyfriend, Yogi the Bear, a 105~pound Gennan shepherd owned by one of Agenter's neighbors. · · · As an incentive to run extra fast on race day, Yogi the Bear stands at the end of the track waiting for R9xy the Doxy. ·•Formostdogs, tbeyusefood," Agentersaid. "But in this case, it's a romantic lure." nus weekend, Roxy the Doxy will have many of fighting an airport." Cound.hnan Greg Smith said he was taldng a "wait-and-see attitude." · Agenter's neighbors cheering her on, but she faces a tough challenge in her first race. The 9-pound RO:xy the Doocy will have to get past Emily, a 14-pounder from Chino Hills, in order to advance toward the finals. But Agenter isn't worried. "It's speed that matters, not size," she said. MARC MARTIN I OAll.Y PllOl Roxy and owner Syndee Agenter of Costa Mesa will square off against a 14-pound dachsflund from Chino in the first race Sunday at Old World. "Pending those discussions with Newport Beach, I'll probably be m9re ready to make a deci- sion," he said, adding that he was al.so waiting to read staff reports on legal and other issues surrounding the Bonita Canyon deal. "We're probably looking primarily to see how our relationship with Newport Beach is going to pan out. Newport Beach and Irvine have always enjoyed a pretty good relationship, even. though we're on opposite sides of the airport issue." Have you considered a PRIVATE SCHOOL EDUCATION · for your child? 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EYE-OPENER CdM shocks Woodbridge in overtime, 50-48 QUOTE OF THE DAY -You oon't spot an 18-poi.nt lead to a tt'<lln that talmu:d and chal wt!ll-coached • -NEWPORT I/ARBOR HOOPS COACH LARRY IORST molly yar:ijty Breaking it down: The Lady Vanguards are the hottest shooting team in the NAIA. Here's how they got there. hen Russ Davis, the coach of Southern California College's women's basketball team, walks out to the court for practice, he often hears that sound before he gets to the wood. That sound, the one that is only made when the crisp leather of a basketball whips the nylon of the hoop as it slices through the net It really is sort of like a swish, but •swish" sounds too delicate. But that sound is more of a •crack" as it resonates like a whip off the walls of the Pit. That's not delicate. A crack has a menacing sound. It is a sound that Davis had to work to get, one that is currently lacing his dreams and one that is sneaking into the nightmares of Golden State Athletic Conference rivals. The Vanguards wrapped up their preseason with a 13-4 , mark, a winning record that was partly due to the ferocious outside shooting of the blue and gold. sec has the highest team three-point field goal perc~ntage in the NAIA at 41.1 % while connecting on 92 of 222 attempts -the second-highest number of attempts among the seven conference squads. The only person. that may argue the notion that the Vanguards became a long-range threat overnight would be Davis, who spent the offseason recruiting and signing bombers. •t.ast year, (our opponents) sagged in on us to take Elaine (Whittemore), so we went out and got some shooters," Davis said after his squad's 95-31 creaming of Dominican when the Vanguards nailed 10 of 18 three-point attempts. •First we tried to find the best people available. Because this is a Christian college and our team is a family-type situation, when we found them, I went to see what kind of people they were," Davis said. Whittemore, a 6-foot senior who made the All-GSAC Team last season, gave opponents fits last year as she averaged nearly JS points and 10 rebounds a game. Her inside game, coupled with that of fellow senior and six-footer Gina Jojola, forced SCC's counterparts to jam the middle and run box-and-one defenses. Davis' strategy was to get shooters so the defense would be forced to step out on them. With defenders concentrating on the pe~eter game, Whittemore and Jojola would be open underneath the basket. 11 the defense chose to center in on the play in the paint, the shooters would be left open to convert buckets. Azusa Pacific, who 1s marked u the Vanguards' first GSAC challenge Tuesday at sec. is one team that 1s in the process of analyzing the potent two-pronged attack. •To tell you the truth, we're still trying to figwe that out,• Azusa'• Coach Danielle Jorg8DllOl1 Mid of bow ber t..m Will defend the Vanguard.I. The Cougars, who stand et 1'-2, will be one of the GSAC tMinl to beat, along with dDnding Champ, ConCordla of lr'vln8. But Jo~n'• ~ • •Ryan Simpson's two free throws witb ~6 seconds left prove to be the ultimate difference in huge roaavictory for Estancia five . By Mike Sciacca, Daily Piiot LAGUNA Hil.l..S -With the game one the line, Ryan Simpson stood impassively at the foul line. Whether or not Simpson was trying to blot out the fact that the Estancia Eagles were deadlocked at 52 with host Laguna Hills Friday night in a key Pacific Coast League opener, or deny the fact that he was 0 for 2 in his two previous visits to the charity stripe, his face did little to reveal his true emotions. He stepped aside briefly from the foul line with 26 ticks remaining following an Estancia timeout, returned to the line for a brief moment, then rolled his eyes as the Lagwia Rills bench called timeout in order to ice Simpson one final time. But all Simpson did when play resumed was roll two per- fect free throws lo give the Eagles the lead and quiet a hos- tile crowd, and, with four sec- practice. We have to run 30 sec- ond drills if we miss a shot." Had Estancia dropped Fri- day's league opener, the Eagles (12-5, 1·0) probably would have chased Laguna Hills (13-4, 0-1) the remainder of the PCL race. 54~52 .. leaning Laguna H.\lls' way, several Eagles stepped forward. The Hawks still led 48-42 when junior guard Ryan Pierson hit hts first three- pomt shot of the night. but Estancia's James Dawkins matched Pierson seconds later, his trey making 1t 48-45 with with 3:44 to play. onds left, his critical rebound of Ryan Simpson Instead, Estancia collected its seventh-consecutive victory and more importantly, its first win on the long road to a PCL title. "This is a huge win for us," But it was the fourth-quarter play of Brett Valbuena which lCept the Eagles alive He scored 11 of hJ..s game-high 20 points in the hnal period, and his three- point play Wl th three minutes left knotted the scor~ at 48-48. a last-ditch three-point attempt by the Hawks concluded Estancia's fran- tic, come-from-behind 54-52 victory. "There was a lot riding on this game, and nerves do come into play," said Simpson as he displayed much the same calm demeanor outside the team bus as he did inside the gymdasiwn minutes earlier. "To tell you the truth, though, l feel more pre.ssure during free throws in Eagles Coach Rich Boyce said. "If 1 bad to give a game ball out for this one, I'd have to give one to six or seven guys. Everybody gav~ their all out there tonight." Which was just enough to subdue Laguna Hills, which itself rallied from a 10-point first-half deficit to take a seven- point lead early in the fourth quarter. Following a Jeff Eittreim free throw, which gave the Hawks their last lead at 50-49, Dawkins hit a runrung jumper t inside the key at 1:54 to put the Eagles on ; top, 50-49. 1 . t But with the outcome still in doubt but • SEE EAGLES PAGE 94 SLOW START KILLS SAILORS' HOPES; · EL TORO PINS 62-55 DECISION ON TARS Newport's lethargic first half creates insurmountable 1~-point deficit as Chargers prevail in Sea View-opener. By Barry Faulkner, Datly Pilot LAKE FOREST -There . are plenty of things that can't be accomplished in 16 min- utes, but losing a Sea View League boys basketball game isn't one of them. That's what Newport Har- bor High found out Friday night in its Sea View League-opening contest at El Toro, which caught fire offensively and displayed plenty of same on the defen- sive end to create an insur- mountable 18-point lead before Sailors Coach Larry Hirst or his players could regroup. "You can't spot an 18- point lead to a team that tal- ented and that well- coached," said Hirst, whose squad turn'Nt-up its defen-Matt Jameson looks for an opening. sive intensity after halftime to give the Chargers (12-5) pause before celebrating. "If you do that, especially the wa.ywe were shooting (not quite 3SC'l/o the first two quarters), you're not going to win.• The Sailors (11-6) nearly disproved that assessment, heating up on both ends to pull within 54-48 with 2:21 left. But the Tars' offensive opporturusm couldn't match theU' defensive aggression, as they missed seven free throws and coIIU1lltted S1X costly turnovers during the same four-minute fourth-quarter span they man- aged to whittle the deficit. And while Hirst's troops were shutting down the El Toro perimeter shooters, the Chargers found enough 9'acks to sink four layups in the final period to thwart Newport's comeback • ' I t I I I I I ' I •• I I I ' I I I I . I ' I ' I I I ' ••• I ~ ' ' I ' ' I I ' t I 'I I J I •• I I I I I I ' ' ' ' ' KIM HAGGERTY I DAILY PILOT Newport Harbor's DuaUn Dllngworth g~ up for two as El Toro's Mark Wulfemeyer (30) defends ln Sea View League opener. Newport started slowly, and paid Qie price. •we knew Newport Harbor wasn't gomg to back down," El Toro Coach Todd Dixon said. ·we shot the ball very well the first half (61 %, including Mark Wulfemeyer's 5-of-6 performance from three-pomt range), but 1 guess some of our guys relaxed a little in the second half. And Newport came out playing hard." •SEE SAILORS PAGE 84 L-----~----~--------------------------------------------------~-~~-~~~-~--~-----------------~~~ daily pilot high school athlete of ttac week •Newport Harbor senior guard is hot off the press. By Richard Dunn. Daily Pilot Staring them in the face for their nett proctlce was a dozen IUiddes, orfour-linen, the term Uled around Newport Harbor Higb to delaibe the bamt-' beck-arid-for1h sprints on the bantwood. the dread d conditioning for any buketball player. Coach Lany Htnt'I s.llori, tb~..bed .. opCkJn! .. , OCean VleW' di '°'Vet. the NnDiDa frOiD, bU9MN to MU ,,_.throw b and bKll. b•s"ne to bil court W bd. b••"•.., .... fr9e..tbi'oW .. md bd. ad bwMDi to b•1"M ...., Wiiia. ••Ilda) . Scott Archbold, 6-foot senior guard for the Sailors, was a.s motivated as anybody to get out of the exhausting exercise, Which might explain his lively firs\ quarter against the Seahaw.ks in Newport Harbor'S 55-52 nonleague ~ctory Jan. 3. 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(1142900) $20,97 '96LEXUS FJ300 Bid. mry, Unified, 6.9% APR fin. avaiable. • ' high sc;hool boys soccer • Porcayo's save on Wolverine penalty kick is the play of the day for the Mustangs in Friday's scoreless standoff. By Barry Faulkner, Daily Pilot COSTA MESA -Costa Mesa High boys soccer coach Mike Dunn winced and shouted in frustration when bis Mustangs ran a set play off a comer kick to perfection. only to fan on the shot in the 36th minute of their Pacific Coast League opener with visiting Aliso Niguel Friday. But, as things turned out in the scoreless tie played on a wet field in a mild r-ain, the vi5iting Wolverines had the biggest missed scoring opportunity. 'That came 22 minutes into the con- test, after Costa Mesa was whistled for a hand ~ in the box, prompting a penalty kick by Aliso's Garrett Turk. Turk, rather than choosing a quad- rant of the 20-yard-wide goal; elected to fire a high shot about head-bigh- directly in the cent.er. SATURDAY, JANUARY 10, 1998 awled in the air to punch anoth AlJso offering in the 35th minute. ·Porcayo wu not as severely tested afttr bal.Ctime, as the Mustangs (4-4~) padted in their defense after loatng player to a t.ed card one minute bet intetmission. The eJection forc5e0. hostS to play a man short the final minutes, adding importance to ~ Va~ a point in.the standings, a«or'14' ing to Dunri: · "\>laying short for about a half. • was a good result for us," Dunn sai •And Aliso (5-3-5) bas beaten SOJD1' good te&mS this year (induding, Dwm said, E~ and Corona del Mar) .. You like to win at home, but when w.: went a man down, we backed it in and concentrated on defen:;e . Junior S'feeper David Tran was tho anchor o! tqat defensive focus, ~ sophomores Jose Perez and Mike Culp, as well as junio~ Arturo Olmos were also singled out by Dunn for their efforts on-the bode line. Olmos slid i a would-be AhsO shot from dose ge, clearing the b@ to avert a pot 'al score in the 65th minute, while 'Ir patrolled both sides of the box to trate the Wolverine strikers. MAAC MARTIN I DAl.V PlOT Costa Mesa High'•~ Waldrim (left) and Al1lo Niguel'• Hal Sefton do a mtdfteld dance as neither team ls able to penetrate the other's goal In a scorel .. standoff Friday In a Paci.flt Cout League boys soccer opener for both squads. But Mesa sop~omore goalie Cesat Porcayo, who finished with six saves, stood his ground. getting both bands above his head to deflect the ball high over the cross~. Porcayo made a fine stop of a low laser shot in the 24th minute and also Abdon Ramirez fired a shot to force Aliso keeper Sean s~ to make the second of bis two saves, the other comm~ when Rube.n. Gonzalez headed a Ramirez throw-in toward the net. Warriors ~1·0 deeiSion over CdM • It takes the rain, an extra man ancj a penalty kick before Corona del Mar falls to Woodbridge, 1-0. By Molly Yanity, Daily Pilot CORONA DEL MAR -It just took a little rain, a little man advantage and a little penalty kick for Woodbridge Higb's boys soccer team to beat Corona del Mar, 1-0, in both team's Sea View League opener at CdM Friday afternoon in a steady shower of rain. According to Sea Kings Coach Derek Lawther, though, there was nothing small about his squad's effort. ·we played remarkably well. nus was a virtual victory for us/ he said, even though Cd.M falls 3- 4-2 and 0-1 in the league. "Offen- sively we didn't really get into it, but we played a great defensive game.· Without star midfielder Andy Mickler, who is out for at least another week due to an injury, the Sea Kings are having trouble getting the gears going offensive- ly, the coach said. The host's attack was further stifled when senior Jared Jones received a red card, as a result of two yellow cards, about midway through the first half to leave the Sea Kings with just 10 players on the field against the Wan1ots' 11. But Corona del Mar's defense clamped down to shut off Wood- bridge's attack. The entire Cd.M team was forced to play defense throughout the game as the Warriors basical- ly made it a half-field game. But junior Zach Zarilli, Ethan Austin and Colby Northridge gave potential Woodbridge scor- ers all they could handle as they stole balls, dove lnto boots and grabbed errant puses. 11They we1en't just taking shots that went all over the place; we were making them take bad 1hots," Lawther said ot Wood- bridge's otfensive. "We played so that they missed goals.• When Woodbrtdge did con- nect on accurate shots (they rat- tled off 17 shots on goe.1), senior goalkeeper Ken Brown had no problem sprawling hbme1f into the air for the save Only to land in the mud. · Brown recorded 12 saves. With about 1 O minutes mnatning in the game, • Sea ~ defender wa.a called for a handball in the box. The c&ll l'Multed in a penalty ldck tbet Wurtor Saul vioU drilled lnlO tbi bandl ~ BiOWn, On!Y to bcri.mcl beck tnto.tbe net. ttow.Yw, the ·kick WU called beck becale of a player in the ,bot beloN tbe kick. ; OD tbe MCoDd effort. Wolrl :-... ~r~ EL TORO NIPS Eagles gain a . moral victory in this 0-0 tie . NEWPORT, 2-1 • Chargers earn revenge from last campaign, and make an early statement to the defending Sea View League champions. By Richard Dunn, Daily Pilot LAKE FOREST -Many of El Toro High's boys soccer players remember what happened a year ago on this very same field when Newport Harbor ripped their hearts out. Coach Ziad Khoury's Sailors celebrated memorably on the Chargers' domain la~t season upon clinching the Sea View League championship, while eliminating El Toro from playoff consideration. Ouch. Rain or shine, the Chargers would be ready when ,they opened the league campaign Fri- day. That you could count on. "They were pwnped up for this game,· said Khoury, whose squad (2-3-1 overall) absorbed a 2-1 setback by the host Chargers, an early message to the Tars that there will be no surprise attacks on Sea View opponents in 1998. H (The Chargers) wanted to play no matter what,· added Khoury, referring to the constant rain that turned the game into a mudslinging, distance-sliding contest, which, in judgment only, appeared to be a tie. "We took their Dream Team last year aJ}d beat them, kicked them out of the playoffs, and they were favored to win everything,• Khoury continued. El Toro' (5-7), which hasn't exactly been burning up oppo- nents this season, scorched New- port Harbor in the first half with two goals, after the Tars started • strong but had nothing to show for it on the scoreboard. Newport Harbor, playing with- out junior striker Manny Oropeza, who was injured in the Estancia game, tried valiantly to tie the game in the final 10 ffiih. utes, after seruor standout Brett Baker punched home the Sailors' only goal in the 66th minute. El Toro goalkeeper Josh Saun- ders made life miserable for the Tats in the second half with five of his eight saves, though the visi- tors still bad chances to tie it. Baker's goal, after controlling a high bounce and fighting off a Charger defender, came on a center pass from teammate Josh Yoches. Luis Cifuentes suffered leg cramps cifter the play for Newport Harbor and never returned to the field, leaving the Tars two starters short (along with Oropeza). The Sailors, whistled for three yellow cards in the game, gave up their first goal in the 17th minute when El Toro senior for- ward Wes Sjobom fired in a rebound. El Toro, which outshot New- port in the first half, 9-6, went up 2-0 in the 29th minute on jwlior Julian Gaitan's goal. Chapin Kreuter and Joey Schloss made key defensive plays for the Tars late in the first half. ·In the first 20 minutes, we were dominating the game, then in the second 20 mrnutes, they completely took over,· Khoury said. H In the second half they went into a shell, and it's tough to get past that guard.• Saunders knocked a shot attempt away by Newport Har- bor's Austin Ahlgren early in the game with his right forearm at the • SEE NEWPORT PAGE 85 • Despite playing without full deck, Estancia battles Hawks even in PCL opener. By Mike Sciacca, Datly Pilot -LAGUNA l-ffi.LS -With two starters missing and working with a makeshift lineup, Estancia High boys soccer coach Steve Crenshaw considered Friday's scoreless tie with host Laguna Hills a moral yictory for bis team. ·w e caine into this match a lit- tle bit down, but we're leaving here with a positive experience,• Crenshaw said of the league opener for both sch'Ools, which was played in constant rain. ·we were pu,mped coming into this game and Laguna Hills was expecting big things itself. I'm happy with our play and consider this (tie) a moral victory, consider- ing where we were coming from.ff Estancia, which saw its record move to 6-3-3, was coming off a frustrating tie with Newport Har- bor, when one of its top players, Ramon Garcia, received a red card, which made him ineligible for Friday's match. • SEE EAGLES PA<;E 85 WE'RE REAL PEOPLE! 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SATIJROA't, JANUARY 10, 1998 ALISO TOPS MESA, 67-54 JC HOOPS OGC rolls past Cypr~, 80-69 0-48 •Dramatic victory over Sea View rival Woodbridge moves CdM coach to tears. By Molly Yanity, Daily Ptlot CORONA DEL MAR -After · 5enior Nick Gabnel popped the game-winning bucket for Corona del Mar High Fnday night in its 50-48 overtime victory over Woodbridge, Coach Paul Orris casually slipped out the side door of the gym. Mesa's Naff scores 11~ with five three-pointers, but visiting Wolverin~s too much in PCL opener. By Richard Dunn, Daily Pilot COS'fA MESA -At this rate, in what is ~xpected to be a wild and crazy Pacific Coast League boys " basketball race, Costa Mesa High's Mustangs will probably knock off somebody. Consider yourself warned. "We want to break somebody's heart," said Mesa Coach Erich Allen, whose squad nearly did it Friday night against a taller, more experienced Aliso Niguel team that features 6-foot-7 junior J .J . Sola arid 6-4 Junior swingman Nathan Hair. Costa Mesa, which cut a 17- point second-half defiat to only nine points, came up short in its inaugural PCL upset quest of 1998, as visiting Aliso Niguel won, 67-54. The Mustangs (3-11 overall) pushed the Wolverines (9-8) with three-pointers, including five by 6-foot sophomore Ryan Naff, who came off the Mesa bench to pour in a sea- son-high 17 points. tributing nine rebounds, two assists and one block. . •we put our shooting team on the floor late in the g~e." said Allen, referring to Natt, senior navis Rice and senior Ryan Naff Drew Parkin, a 6-2 senior guard, had 14 points for Aliso, while Hair, among the most talented guai:ds in Orange County, scored nine points after missing the Wolverines' last sev- en games with an ankle injury. Hair was only 3 of Jon Payne, who helped the Mustangs make it a heart- throbber, pulling to within 63-54 with t:wo minutes left in the game. Naff, who drained 3 of 5 three- point attempts in the fow1h quar- ter, finishing the game 5 of 9 from the extra-point curvature, sent home his final triple with 2:29 remaining. It cut the Wolverines' lead to 10. "That was (Naffs) best night," said Allen, whose team tied a sea- son-high with eight three-point- ers. Aliso Niguel, however, had too height for the Mustangs. Sola scored 20 of his game-high 26 points in the first half, while con- 11 from the floor, but all three were replay-worthy shots. Payne ( 11 points) and starting center Todd Hylton (10) also scored in doubJe figures for C~ta Mesa, while 6-foot junior James Bryarit came off the bench to add nine points. "If we play like this every night," Allen said, "we're going to get some wins." Mesa's big start produced leads of 10-6 and 13-11 , with Naff and Payne nailing threes. Aliso Niguel climbed back on top before th~ first quarter's buzzer, then manufactured a 26-17 lead in the second. • Rice's trifecta with .C:08 show- ing on the second-period clock was followed up by Bryant's right- handed hook shot with 3:32 left, bringing the hosts to.within 26-22. Aliso Niguel led at halftime, 29- 24, but it probably would've been larger had it not been for Payne's heads-up play on defense. With the Wolverines running down the clock for a last shot of the first half; Payne stripped the, ball loose from Hair, who was standing nonchalantly with the ball tucked under his arm near the half-court line. Payne missed his subsequent three-point attempt with O:Pl left, but his steal thwarted Aliso Niguel's futal opportunity, proof of Costa Mesa's play-hard mentality. But with Mesa's Nathan Jones in third-quarter foul trouble, the Mustangs struggled to keep up with the Wolverines early in the third quarter, a period when Aliso outscored the hosts, 22-15. Aliso enjoyed its biggest lead (47-30) of the game after Parkin's steal and layup with 2:21 left in the third quarter. • Cooper and Jackson each connect for 21; Cooper hits 1 of 10 treys. COSTA MESA -MEN Orange Coast Col- lege's men's basketball team swept to an 80-69 Orange Empire Conference victory Friday night against visiting cypress as Shaun Jackson and Anthony Cooper shl)J'ed scoring laurels with 21 apiece. It was Cooper, however, who stole the thunder, knocking down 1 of 10 from three-point range. The Pirates, who improved to 12-6, 1-1, snapped out of a 39-all game with 10 straight points mid- way through the second half and maintained an advantage the rest of the way. Jackson added 17 boards to go with his 21 'points. Chris Lopez (18) and Aarin Langdon (10) were also in twin figures for the Bucs. Cypress fell to 9-10, 0-2. He looked up at the black, misty sky and sighed as tears rolled down his temples and cheeks. r--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------, : ORANGE EMPIRE CONFERENCE OttANCiE CoAST 80, Cv'PM.ss 69 Cypress -Killens 7, DeRozan 9, Jensen 2, Oliver 2, Lamoureux 6, "When you've had a year &nd a half of struggle ... ,• he paused and wiped his eyes. "You just don't know how sweet it is." We ~ht not know how sweet, but from the iilspired play that the Sed Kings (5-12, 1-0) dis- played in their Sea View League opener 111 front of a home crowd, we can make a pretty good guess. "I thought that we set the tem- po of this game 11l the first two rmnutes, • Orris said. "We might not have been making all the shots, but we'd swing the ball, get a rebound, swing the ball again. And we didn't panic." ln those first 120 seconds, the Sea Kings and Warriors (9-8, 0-1) established a hellacious pace with CdM's 6-foot-9 senior Alex Jekeli grabbing five rebounds to help keep his squad even with Wood- bridge. Seruor for- ward Tim Thunnan stole an inbound pass with two s e c o n d s remaining m the first quar-Nick Gabriel ter and nailed an 18-footer to give Corona de1 Mar a 9-7 lead. The Sea Kings continued the qwck pace, but Woodbridge refused to relent. The guests would even force Orris' squad to swallow an eight-point lead in the final quarter before tying the game dt 43-43 on a Gavin Clif- ford Jumper in the lane to send the contest into overtime. What staggered the hosts in that final quarter was their pro- cliVlty to foul. And, Woodbridge, which had shot horrendously from the line in the first three quarters (6 of 17), began to con- nect from the charity stripe. The Warriors scored five of their 13 points from the line in the fourth quarter and held posses- sion several times. The overtime period would reV1ve the quick tempo that Oms felt had established the Sea Kings' presence at the beginning. SAILORS · CONTINUED FROM 81 Wulfemeyer, a stocky 6- foot-1 guard, netted 18 of his game-high 25 points before halftime, to help stake the hosts to a 38-22 cushion. Wulfemeyer, a returning first-team all-leaguer, fin- ' ished with six three balls, including one with 1 :08 left in the third quarter which interrupted a 7-2 Harbor mini run. Newport trailed, 49-36, to start the fourth, when senior ' reserve Carlos Nicasio came off the bench to provide a spark. Nicasio converted a three-point play to open the period, following Scott Arch- bold's 18-foot jumper to fin- ish the third to continue a 9- 4 H&rbor spurt. But missed opportunities at the foul line and the afore- mentioned turnovers left the Sailors with only their third loss in their last 11 games. "I was happy with our defensive intensity for the last 16 minutes, but l wasn't very pJeased to have given up 38 points the first half," Hirst said. Junior guard Matt Jame- son paced Harbor with 18 points, 13 of which came in the second half, but no other Sailor could crack double 1 figures. Gary Robinson led Harbor rebounds with six, while Dustin Illingworth (nine points) and Alan Limon (sev- en) and Nicasio (five) con- tributed in the scoring department. Senior Justin Butler canned six of bis first seven field-goal attempts en route to 14 points for the Chargers, who finished at 51 % from the field (23 of 45). Harbor shot 59% in the second half to finish a respectable 46% (22 of 48). It doesn't get any easier for the Sailors. Wednesday night they resume league play with a visit to top-ranked Santa Margarita (16~). KIM HAGGERTY I OAl'Y PILOT Newport Harbor's Adam Hearlson, El Toro's Justtn Butter Up off the '98 Sea View League season. El Toro started fast and won, 62-55. . I • I : I • I : (N) • Friday's !">cores CdM 50, Woodbridge 48 (ot) El Toro 62, Neuport twtJor 55 Sa.nta Margarita 91, Irvine SO Wednesday·s games (7·30) Newport at Santa Margarita CoroN del Mllll' at Irvine El Toro at Woodbridge : : SEA VIEW LEAGUE I : El. TORO 62 : : NEWPORT HAltlOR 55 , : Score by Quartws : ! Newport 8 14 14 19 • 55 • • EIToro 16 22 1113 -62 1~ ! Newport Hwbor .. Jameson 18, Illingworth 9, Limon 7, Archbold 6, Nicasio 5, Hearlson 4, Robinson 2, Ward 2, Dore 2. 3-pt. goals -Jameson 3, Limon 1. Fouled out -None. El Toro -Wulfemeyer 25, Butler 14, Robertson 6, Richards 6, DeCoite 4, Marks 3, Johansen 2, Rarrish 2. 3-pt. goals -Wulfemeyer 6 Fouled out -Butler. Johansen. SEA VIEW LEAGUE Corona del Mar 50 Woodbridge 48 Score by Periods Woodbridge 7 12 11 13 5 -48 CdM 9 12 14 8 7 SO Woodbridge · Harris 1, Wallin 6, Barlow 11, Clifford 2, Lindstrom 7, Weiss 2, Burgess 3, Roker 6, Clark 10. 3-pt. goals: Barlow 2. Fouled out: None. CdM -Conover 4, Simon 0, Gabriel 4, Shaffer s, Jekeli 9, Alshuler 9, Franke 8, Thurman 11, Cooper 0. 3-pt. goals: None. Fouled out: Thurman, Franke. Estancia (12·5) 1 0 Th~an gave Cd.M its first lead since the one-minute mark tn regulation when he drew a foul with five ticks left on the shot clock. He sank both free throws, but fouled out on the Warriors' next possession. L--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------~ : Thurman retreated to the bench with a team-high 11 points. He also added seven Te bounds. Ryan Franke received a base- line pass from junior Dennis Alshuler and banked it in with 1:20 left to give the Sea Kings a 41-45 lead. And Franke followed Thurman to the bench with his fifth foul. Franke contributed with eight points and five boards. Alshuler pulled down a team-high eight rebounds. At 48-48, Cd.M got the ball back after Woodbridge's Charles Clark (10 points), knocked down a bucket and got a foul but missed the tree shot. Gabriel grabbed the loose ball of the rim and, once at half court, called a timeout with 32 seconds left. ·w e were supposed to run OCI..A, but that broke down," Gabriel said . •1 heard the bench '1illiog the secondJ (on the clock), to I took the shot." t Gabriel, who sta..nds at 6-0, hit tllamc in the lane, pulled up and ~bed the game-winner. 1 •Woodbridge bas been awful· lt good in the past few years and -we've taken our lwnps against ~ • oms said still fighting aha tears u bJJ team ran put tfm into th locker room. •And 'dll.s rw t ... sweet. " • .. EAGLES CONTINUED FROM 81 Senior forward Sam Nelson then came up with a _key rebound, which led to Valbuena's driving layup for a 52-49 advantage with a minute to play. · But with 41 seconds left, Pierson nailed another three-point shot to tie the score at 52. Estancia then worked the ball up court, where Simpson was fouled by Pierson. "Ryan's a three-year varsity player, and I'd have to say this might be his best performance of his career," Boyce said. "He was calm and cool out there, and he looked much like the leader and team captain that he is." After Simpson sarik his foul shots, the drama continued. The Hawks actually had three more chances to catch Estan<;ia. Nelson was called for a foul with 11 seconds left, but it was only the fifth team foul of the half on the Eagles. On the inbound pass, Pier- son air-balled a baseline jumper, but the Hawks came up with the ball after a mad scramble with 4.5 seconds left. Following another Laguna Hills timeout, Pierson attempted another three-poiriter, but his shot danced off the front of the rim, Simpson rebounded, and Estancia had a big victory. high school girls basketball Costa Mesa, Newport Harbor in nonleague games tonight Costa Mesa and Newp(>rt Harbor high school girls basketball teams, trying to shake off Thurs- day's respective league~opening losses, return to the floor tonight for 1 o'dock nonleague match ups. Costa Mesa's Mustangs, with 5-foot-9 senior Kelly Chapin the pacemaker with an 11.5 scor- ing average, hosts Villa Park, which enten 9.4 overall. 1-0 tn the Century League after edging ~~n 45-44 ThW'$day. Sailors of Newport Harbor, with hopes of 111a ,,., *"'°' et Ocw't VltW sharpening up their free throw •hooting, ar at 610111iMgue) Ocean View, the preseason pick to win the Golden West League. ~ Vl.ew (7-8, 1-1) IUlfentd an upset loa to Westniinste.r'• Uom (12-4, 2·0) Thunday night. 49-43. J, It cl I\ fl tlllt · I I \1)1 , ,.,,.,,,,., "lfllt I I) fut ,d ,,. 'f tlfll ', I 1 I . Aliso Niguel 67, c.o.ta Mm.a 54 EsUnda 5" t.agona Hills 52 Laguna Beach 73, University 69 c.o.ta ~ at EstMda Aliso Niguel at Laguna Beach Laguna Hills at University MOAC COAST &iAGUI! IEsTMOA 54 LAGUNA fftUs SJ kcN'9 by QullfWs Estancia 13 12 11 18 -54 Laguna Hills 8 15 18 11 -52 : Estanda -Valbuena 20, : Nelson 12, Simpson 10, Dawldns 8, Rainey 4. KeJu O, Anderson 0. . .. . • • 3-pt. goaf s: Nelson 1, Oawttlns 1. Fouled out: None. ........ Hiiis • ftletkerk 16, Pierson 13, Ross 11, Naghibl 9, Gailis 2, Elttrelm 1, Sanaee 0, Prior o. 3-pt. goalJ: Ross 3, Pierson 2. Fouled out: None. MCIPIC a>AST &iAOUI A&Jlo ....... 17 ConAMDAM Soof'9 by QullfWs Aliso Niguel 14 14 22 16 • 67 Costa Mesa 13 11 15 15 -S4 An.o...... Par1dn 14, Hair 9, • V11entl 0, K-m 8. Sola 26, : Coqull 2. O.Wn a. : 3¢ go.II· Hair 1. : Fouled out • SOia. : a.ta ..... "Ice l. Wier 1, • Jones 1, p.,_ 11; HYtton 10. : Sou 2. lrylnt t. Naff 17, Mondregon o. J-pt. goals· Hatt $, Payne 2. IUc9, Fouted out • Jones. Smith lS, Floyd 18, Stewart 10, Bowen 0. 3-pt. goals: Smith 4, Floyd 2, Killens 1. Fouled out: None. OCC -Cooper 21, Waite~ 0, Swiat 0, Pozsgai 6, Younger 0, Lopez 18, Kat.seaneas 0, Langdon 10, Jackson 21, Clark 4. 3-pt. goals: Cooper 7, Lopez 4, Jackson 2, Langdon 1. Fouled Ol4t: None. Halftime: OCC, 33-27. Cypress squeezes past Orange Coast, 49-48 C 0 ST A MESA -Orange WOMEN Coast College's women's basket- ball team absorbed a 49-48 Orange Empire Conference loss Friday night as visiting Cypress connected with a Heather Green bucket with 0: 11 remciiiling and held on to post the narrow verdict in OCC's gym. The hosts had moved into a 48-47 lead off a basket by Aru Saraydarian with 17 seconds left Orange Coast had one last possession after Green's shot, but could not get a shot off in the fad- ing seconds. Jennifer Ludwidd was held to JUSt 14 points (1 for 12 from three- point range) by the Cypres!> defense and no other Pirate had more than 7 points m a gdffie dominated by both tedm·, defenses. Nancy Love led Cypress with 14 points, and Teresa DaVLS wa., in double figures with 10 points The loss drops OraJ!ge Codst to 13-7, 1-1 ; Cypress improves to 15-6, 2-0. ORANGE EMPtRE CONFERENQ CV.USS 49, ORANGE CoAST 48 Cypress -Love 14, Green 9, Kavan 6, Kitagaw.a 0, Durrett 2, Perry 8, Barba 0, Davis 10, Fleischman 0. 3-pt. goals: Love 4, Kavan 2, Davis 1, Green 1. Fouled out: None. OCC -Sortino 6, Peyton 6, Rodriguez 0, de los Santos S, Ovitt 2, Loshak 2, Saraydarian 7, Ludwicki 14, Weeks 6. 3-pt. goals: Sortino 2, de los Santos 1, Saraydarian 1, Ludwlcki 1. Fooled out: None. Halftime: OCC, 32-29. WATER POLO Mesa girls fall, 8-6 HUNTINGTON BEACH - Fountain Valley High's girls water polo team rallied from a 3- 2 first-quarter deficit to post an 8- 6 nonleague decision over Costa Mesa Friday afternoon at Golden West College. Costa Mesa, which fell to 4-7 overall, was led by the scoring of Cari Howse and Amy Devey, who each posted two goals. Goal- tender Stephanie -Lombardo bad nine saves. NONLIAGUE fouNTAIH YAU.Et a. CosTA MBA' Score by Qwwt9n Costa Mesa 3 O 2 1 -6 Fountain Valley 2 2 3 1 -8 Costa Mesa -Devey 2, Howse 2. J. Grublslch 1, A. Grublslch 1. Saves: Lombardo 9. Fountain Valley -Smith 4, Vanderpas 3, Tarasut 1. Saves: Chou 7. SCHEDULE ~. College men -Southern Callfomla Coll~• at UC San Diego Tournament. High school girts -Newpc)rt Harbor at Ocean View, 1 p.m.; Villa Park at Costa Mesa, 1 p.m. • IOCCllf High school girts -Costa Mesa tt l<litella Toum.ment. ...... poeo High schoof girts -NeWpOrt Harbor/Cotona def Mar toum.ment Champfonshlp SemJflNI et Newpott H.vbor. N.wport Hatt>or YS. ~ t:SO 1.m.; Consot.tion Round et Cof'oN def Mr. (CJrON •1 Mar vs. Laguni 9"Ct1, 7:JO a.m. ...... High Khc>OI • c.ost. Mell et Estlin& T~lp.m. ' . ! lofft10ct 24, 1979 lklnM>tioum. ~hech Nellht: ~foot W.igt•t 170 lpolt BiSketball,. Pos: Guatd c:o.dt: Larry Hirst _ F•vortte food: Ribs ' Fevorftie MOYie: •ntanlc" llest ~ na•••t "Beating Ckear\ View• Athletlt of tt.e Week IJ: Sc.on!d a game-high 19 points, making 9of14 from the field. and contributed greatly In the full<e>urt PfC1.S in Newport Hatbor's 55-52 victory over Ocean View. Ardibold also had several steal$ In four tournament games fn Carson Oty, Nev. Dally Plklc Collector sports card ~rfer98-S ARCHBOLD CONTINUED FROM 81 basket provided Newport Harbor with an edrly 12·4 cushion in what wouJd become the Sailors' biggest victory of the season. Ocean View is ranked No 7 in Orange County, the Sailors are unranked. H If you give Scott the balJ in transition, you know he's going to make a layup or he's going to the free-throw line," Hirst said. Archbold, also a voJJeybalJ staridout, has scored as many as 23 points in a game this season (against Pacifica), but it's his defense thdt keeps him on the floor • RealJy, Scott's importance to us lS that he usually takes the second-best offensive player on the opposing team," I hrst said. • Whoevcr's the best shooter, that's who we try to put Scott on" Ocean View probdbly wishes it had someone to watch Archbold III the backcourt the other night "Our point guard, l\1att Jameson, kept f<>P<lm~J me the balJ," said Archbold, who averages 9 8 points and I .8 steals per game. "We knew we rnuJcl hang witl1 (the Seahawks) and play with them. Plue,, our coach (had it scheduled) for us to run 12 four-liners because of the Carson City (Nev.) Tournament earlier in the week Some players were late But coach Sdid tf we bedt Ocean View, he'd tdke the 12 four-lmers oU I guess it kind of motJvated U!'> d litllt• more " Newport Hc1.rbor ( 11 -5 entenng Sed View League action Fndayj went 3-1 m Carson City, losing only to Hunter of Utah Fact 1s, the Sailors really d1dn 't lose co11S1denng what they got out of it. · We used c1. nc>w press (against Ocean View), one that we Just put tn," Archbold said. "We took 11 from (Hunter) " The way 1 lunter guarded Newport Harbor unpressed Hust so much, the coc1.ch canned his trad1tionc1l mdn-to-man press. "Hunter Wds doing it really enthus1dslicc1.lly, .rnd Coach Hirst wanted us clomg 11 the same way," Archbold Sdld Archbold, a third-year varsity performer, hrushed 9 of 14 from the Held and made one free throw against the Seahawks, capping a five-game week m which he contributed consistently on both ends of the floor, mdudmg about five steals against Riordan of San Franosco •He goes up in the air WJth such reckless abandon," Hirst said. "That's somelhmg you don't coach. 1 don't know if it's genetic or God-given or what, but that's just his style." Archbold, second on the squad in steals (behind Jameson), third in scoring and. third in offensive rebounds, is dearly the team leader, according lo Hirst, in "tipped passes.• "If he's not the guy in our trap, then he's usually rotating in our press and either getting a hand on the ball or making a steal, wtuch often leads to a transition basket,· Hirst said. Archbold sa.Jd he would like lo continue playing basketball or volleybalf, or both, at the community college level next season. WATER POLO '""""--"'"' Splash to otTer junior water polo Instruction Splash,announces its junior water polo progrAtn which begi.n5 · Jan. 19 and runs through March 13 for boys and girls ages 9-14. Beginning to novice players are encouraged to join and prac• tic s will be h Id Mondays and Thursday at 7 p.m. at Estanda High. The program costs $15 for the eight·w k ion and is also open to novice hJgh chool play- ers that need kill develo~ent. Bob Bandaruk can be reached for furth infonnauon at 545-1523. - I '\. \<I\<)\\ I > MARC MARTIN I OAll.Y Pl.OT Costa Mesa's Abdon R.a:m.irez tries to go through Aliso Nl9l1el's Jose Pineda (10) during Friday's rain-soaked scoreless tie. NEWPORT CONTINUED FROM 83 l..J last second. Newport Harbor received Its third yellow card m the 63rd minute when Zach Wells' slid.mg tackle on El Toro's Jeff Lawler flipped over the Charger sopho· more mid.fielder when the two slid together about 10 feet m front of the El Toro bench. Newport's Enc Werner and El Toro's Jeff Burke were involved m = -the gmne's most violent collision, ~ when the two smacked mto each ~cAGLES . CONTINUED FROM 83 Missing, loo, was starting mid· helder Juan Cervarites and John AJderete. But Crenshaw was able to fill those voids nicely, and the Eagles came ready to play. They outshot the Hawks, 8-1, m the opening half, but then had to withstarid six serious second- balf scoring threats by Laguna Hills ( 11-3-3) to bold on for the be Eagle goalie Brad Wayman had a big first half, stopping Brian Shim's header in front of the goal, other on the deq.d run at midfield in the 75th minute. Both players walked away unscathed. "We came back strong after being down 2-0," Khoury said. "We came back with a fight. We'd get stuck in the middle of the field because of the mud, so we had to change our game plan and go to the outside. To control the game of soccer, you need to control the rruddle • Newport Harbor ended last sedson 6-1 ·3 in league, ahead of Woodbndge (4-1-5), Santa Mar- ganta (4·2-4) and fourth-place El Toro (4-4-2). The Tars play highly regarded Santa Margarita next Wednesday. It doesn't get any easier m the Sea View League. and also deflected two com\:!r throws in front of the Estancia ne.t. Waymc1.n also won another showdown with Shim, grabbing the forward's shot attempt from five feet out, 10 minutes into the second half. "We had our chances in the fust half and they had just as many in the second half, so it's appropnate that it's a tie,• Cren- shaw srud "We haven't won a league game yet, but this, for us, is as good as a win. Estancia hosts cross-town rival I Costa Mesa Wednesday after- noon at 3:15. Have you considered a PRIVATE SCHOOL EDUCATION for your child? The Pegasus School p invites you to join u.s for MIDDLE SCHOOL GRADES 61 7 AND 8 INFORMATION NIGHT January 21, 1998 • 7:00 p.m. The Pegasus School 19692 Lexington l..4ne, HuntJn~ Beach, CA 92646 (714) 964· 1224 •FAX (714) 962·6047 SATURDAY. JANUARY 10, 1998 BS IP HIGH SCHOOL GIRLS :WATER POLO TARS ROLL INTO SEMI Day's game-wiruring goal gives Newport Coach bragging rights over his brother from Grossmont as Newport advances to ·today's semilinai with Poway after 11-10 victory. NEWPORT BEACH -New- .Port Harbor High Junior Diana Day scored in the final minute for the difference m the Satlors' 11-1 O quarterfinal guls water polo tri- umph over Grossmont in the Newpl>rt Harbor-Corona del Mar Tournament at the Newport Har· bor pool. Grossmont, coached by New- port Coach Bnan Kreutzkamp's brother Brad Kreutzkarnp, battled the Tars (10·1) even unbl the hnal minute, and failed to get off a sen- ous sconng charice m the final 17 seconds. Newport advances to toddy's 9:50 a .m . semifinal against Poway, with the championship game schedule to follow at 3:30 p.m. Sophomore Kendra Cox had three goals to match senior AJden Moore for scoring honors for the winners, who also got two goals from Day and Jocelyn Manderino. ln a consolation bracket game COLLEGES CONTINUED FROM 81 bad a key preseason contest with the NAIA's top-ranked team, Oklahoma Baptist "They gave us the ultimate game,• JorgertSon said. "They· have a 6-4 gul and four girls around her who can shoot on the outside. We couldn't do a better job to prepare for sec than to play (Oklahoma Baptist.)" Azusa only lost that game by nine points, 74-65. .T,he we apons DaV1s got to take the attention away from Whittemore come in the form of point guard Amee Pma from Chino High via Chaffey College, 5-11 guard Kristi Wright, who played two seasons a t Victor Valley JC and freshman Mansa Emde. "I had known Marisa since she was a freshman at Marina (High in Huntington Beach), and I had seen Kristi in some juruor college tournaments. I knew Amee out of Chino. (Recruiting) was time cortSwrung, but it's paid off,· Davis said. 11.1M HAGvER"'Y OA1Lv P!UJl Newport Harbor's Erin Kennedy reaches out in defense of Tars' goal at Corona del Mar the host Sed Kings fell to Peninsula, 7-5, despite the offensive prowess of Meagan Hardt, who scored four 1 goals for Corona del Mar. Corona del Mar, which feU to 4-8 on the season, returns to its pool this morning in a 13th-place semifinal matcbup against Lagu- na Beach , starting at 7:30 Wright currently owns the GSAC's best three·pQint shootmg numbers by making 18 of 33 for 54.5%. Emde IS third in the' conference at 45.7% malo.ng 16 of 35, and Pina, m adcbbon to her GSAC-leadmg 100 assl.Sts (7.14 per game), 1s canrung just over 40% of her trey attempts with 26 of 64. The presence of those three also has boosted the confidence of returner AJaria Kempton as she hasn't shied away from popping the bomb so far thIS season. Thus far, Davis' scheme is working to pertecbon. ln SC C's last game, a 77 -36 walJoping over Christian Heritage, the Vanguards tut stx of 16 from belund the arc -an off night. "When l went mto the k>ckerroom, we were alJ shaking our heads. We didn't shoot well.· DaVIS said "But we still scored 77 points. I can't figure them out." The figuring can be made m the fact that the numbers Just aren't b~ing put up from behind the arc. This team can shoot from anywhere. NEWPORT HARBOR.CORONA DEL MAR • TOURNAMENT N EWPORT HAR~ 11, GROSSMOHT 10 Score by Quarters Grossmont 2 2 2 4 10 . Newport Harbor 2 2 2 S • 11 # Grossmont · Fernald 3, Allison 2, r Banes 2, Abby 1, Richardson 1, Welch 1 Sayes ·· Prodanovich 6. · Newpon Harbor · Moore 3, Cox 3, Manderino 2, Day 2, Milliken 1 Saves Kennedy 7. With the sixth-best shooting percentage m the nation at nearly 50°.. the Vanguards can clearly score from anywhere on the court ln an 80-b2 win over Dotrurucari Ul San Rafael, DavIS crew comnutted 23 turnovers and still managed the victory behind a 55° .. shooting rught. " "I'm baffled I've never had these weaportS, • the second-year college level coach said "We're 'very hard to defend That's not to• be cocky: it's iust honest.• ' Jorgenson. who will have the "!' lust opportunity to test the · legitimacy of that statement, said that rebounding dild forcing the Vanguards to make those • turnovers will be the only way to heat them ' • "They'll have to beat us on the first shot We'll have to ~ rebound and pot gJVe them second and Uurd shots because they will make them." she said. , "We'll hc1.ve to play overalJ great- deiense and have helpside on ~ • Elaine She hds proven that she 1s an awfully good player for three years We'll Just have to play our best basketb'alJ of the year· verything You've Been Wanting to Know About Your Shoulders ... Our guest speaker, Dr. Ralph Venuto, is a Board Certified Orthopaedic Surgeon. the former Olympic Team physician, and he has been a consultant co rhe Joffrcy Baller and rhe NBA. 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Friday 5:00pm t - ' I ' t \ ~ . • • PllBLIC NOTICES It 2900-2918 2102·2744 2920-3018 2710-2790 1130-1540 PUBLIC NOTICES PUBLIC NOTICES scribed deed ol trusr and APPLICATION: Variance OBITUARY 888 PUBLIC NOTICES estimated costs. expenses No 1217 iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii and advancts Is: CEOA COMPLIANCE: This $802,480.64 profect has been reviewed, NOTICE OF II Is potslble that at the end II has been determined TRUSTEE'S SALE hme ol sale tho opening that ii Is categorically 911· r · · PUBLIC NOTICE -HARLAN EOUA~ HOU~ OPPORTVN''"' Diii GENERAL 6102·6190 ~ 7011·9090 ERVICE DIRECTO -For All Your Home and Business Needs ... U.dn .. I• ......... r I en itol i9~9 Reach 80,000 Homes Each W~ For Only $28 per week (4 wk, min.) Call u .. at 642-5678 I25 1002 COSTA MESA 1024 NEWPORT CORONA NEWPORT iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii BEACH 1069 DEL MAR 2122 BEACH 2169 E a a t S I d • C • M • iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii 1'iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii 3Bdrm Horne. 2-Car 1" Garage. Large Lot. PROBATE SALE 2br 1be lrg rms. lrg Harbor Ridge Hardwood Firs Fam 1 2 STORY FIXER clsts, yd, pol ok. w/d. 2 + 2. Spa, sauna. So. SOLD! YOU ARE IN DEFAULT bid may be less than the empt under the require- '"UN o ER A o EE o o F total Indebtedness due. ments ol the CaUlornla En· i' t RUST, DATED APRIL 17, The undersigned trustee vlronm,enlal Quality Act. 1996. UNLESS VOU TAKE WIS appointed H trustee Published Newport ACTION TO PROTECT under the deed ol trust re· Beach·Cosla Mesa Dally YOUR PROPERTY, IT MAY ferred lo above. Directions Pilot January 10, 1998. Vlolet "VI'' Born In Grosham, Or· ogon on May 30, 1922 • died Doc 21, 1997. Beloved wll& and mother, ahe Is sur· vlvod by her husband ol 47 years. 2 chll· dren, 5 grandchildren and 1 great grand· chlfd. All rul Hiatt 1dvtr1ls•"V In lllll 111wip1per Is subject 10 the fed 1111 Fair Housin9 Act or 1961 H llMfldtd wllkll mak111l lllt91I lo 14.snlsc "any prtler111cc. 1tmll11ion or d1scrlrnin11ton llued on nice. col0t, reltglon. sea, bndiup. lamilial s.talus Of nattonll Dfitill, 01111 lnlenllOn to llllU any sucll pntcttnce. hml· tallo1 01 lllK rlmu1at1011." St.owcase homos ror sale In our Saturday Real Estate Supplement I •Homes of the Week dlaplay eda atart •t Juat $751 (Otadhne Wtd 5pm) • 1 Y Price Wiii Amaze You I' $2750/ I I A G t 0 II Avl 1/11 $1500/mo. pa,o mo.yry. oom. rea ea 714·723·8120 Bl $255,000 ~ 720-7460 or 644·6812 11 Grundy Allr ~ SOLO AT A PUBLIC may be oblllned to the Sa044 M.E. IF VOU NEED AN place of sale If a written re-PUBLIC NOTICE PLANATION OF THE qutsl la submitted lo the I ATURE OF THE PRO· Trustee wllh1n 10 days ol ----C-ITY--O-F __ _ EEOINQ AGAINST YOU, the flrat publlc1tion date. COSTA MESA OU SHOULD CONTACT A Nollet of default and elec· NOTICE il&AWYEA 11on 10 sell the described •NOTICE IS HEREBY rHI property under the INVITING BIDS ~VEN thll the real prop· deed of trust was recorded PURCHASE OR y 11tualtd m Or1nge as Instrument number LEASE PURCHASE unty, California, 5 Deer· 19970491055 ol the Off1c1ar OF ONE COPIER ,.ood Line, Newport Records of the County AND ONE !'IHch, and described H Dated: January 7, CONTROLLER EE LEGAL DESCRIPTION 1998 BID ITEM NO. 1018 TIACHEO HERETO AS /a/ KENNETH O. BEA· NOTICE IS HEREBV .,ETXHIB,rT "A" ex, HIBIT "A" NARO, TRUSTEE GIVEN that sealed bids wlll VI aerved aa an Army Nurse during WWII and acquired her Prl· vale Pll61's License soon atter. A resident of Newport a-ch for 25 years, she and her husband, Hugh, spent the last three years In Santa Ynez, CA. She w ill be missed by all who knew her. Is report 11 s1tueted In the ac ur v .. e receive y lhe •ly ol OUNTY OF ORANGE Sullt 350, Newport Beach, Cosll Mesa 10 wit: The Clly•--------- Tiiis 11nn111p11 will nol lllowilltlJ ICCtpl any adftr11H· IMlll for 1111 utale wllkll is 1n •lol1tl011 of Ult In. Our ru dcn aft ltttt~ lnl0tmed 11111 111 llwtlli•1s 1llvtt11std 1n 11111 D...,.,.r lft IQl}lblt Oii loll ••••• •Open House llatlnga for $51 (Deadline Thurs 5pm) ***** It paya to advertise In Iha best local Real Estate Section CALL TODAY! Lia• Rivera 714/574·4252 ~Al~ Nils. To~·, ________ _. plala It~. Clll HUD llll·lm.111-IOO·tZH51G. FOf ,_B_AL_B_O_A ____ _ A 7 587 389 714/675-8181 gt. 14• • 7 Prudential 3 Br 2 Be OCEANSIOEl--------- •ESTATE SALE• c.,.....-.., of P.C.H. 2·Car Ga· ON THE WATER 3BA 2BA & VACANT --=,.,,-,..,,,.,---..--1 rogo. FP, Avail ~ or • 3br 2ba condo on New Paint, Groat K11. •SEA ISLAND• 2/15. $2400/mo. + Lido Park Oi. Fresh Covr'd Patio, Blocked 3 Mstr·Suitos 3.5Ba sec. deposit. Agent paint, all new carpet. Fence, Lorge Yard, Offered al $629,000 714•494•8841 wet bar, fp, 2 ovens, Space lor Rec Vehicle Aita MCOonald, Agl ---------dbl gar. boal slip avt. Ready ror New Owner ..,,... __ 7_1_4_-9_3_5_·_46_0_1 __ 1 Exec Home 3br 2ba, $2750. 714·641 ·0205 $175,000 Ruth, Agent Sellers L oaa Below lg yd. 2·fps, gardener.1 ________ _ 714-848-4380 Llat Back Bay 2br a.mo lease s2500/mo NEWPORT 2ba 2·car gar. A sleaH Open Sun 12-4 ESTATE SALE 5179,900 John Miller, 408 Avocado Appl. COAST 2170 0 P8E3N DASRARTELL1 .4 Agent 714-587-3897 accepted at Open Hse 1'iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii 1 Agont 714· 759·9070 r• 3BA 2BA & VACANTI 2Br 2Ba Beautlful New Paint, Groat Kil, NEWPORT Twnhae 1500sl 2·car Covr'd Patio, Blocked 1070 COSTA MESA 2124 gar, city views. Avl 3/1 Fence. 'large Yard COAST Yrly lse. No/pets/smk. Space for Rec Vehicle $2300 714·494·2007 Roady lor Now Owner $175,000 Ruth, Agent l he Ind re etred 10 In 3991 M Arth Bl d b ' d b c· TATE OF CALIFORNIA• CA 92660, Tolephone (714) Clerk, P.O. Box 1200, WATTERS d 11 described as 101: 263·1511 Costa Mesa, California BenUey Wllllam ws· Publlshed Newport 92620-1200. on or bolora Born December 12. tu Wulllqloll, DC ... plllst ISLAND Clll HUD at 426·»00. 1006 __ 7_14_._e_4_6_·4_3_a_o_ •3Br 3B• Townhome E'Slde Exec Coftdo •••••••••• Avail. lmmedlatoly 2 story, 4br 3ba, Huge S 2 3 7 5. mo Le as o mstr br, yd, 2fp, w/d APARTMENTS hkup, alt grg, $1700 PARCEL 1 Beach-Costa Mesa Dally ~~~u~~r 2~1 11~~ ~imih~~ 1921, passed away liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii * Lovelv 2b r 2. Sba End unit Condo. Tennis, clubhouse. pool, bike lo beach. $206.000 631·4221 ~.,,l~; ~~ O~ETA~~ NJ',: P1lo1 January 10. 17, 24, be the resp'onsibility of the January 6, l998. ••••••••• ·~~I.~: ~~:.·~~~t~ny EWPORT {IEACH 1998 bidder lo deliver his bid to Survived by wife HOUSES/ OUNTY OF ORANGE. Sa045 the City Clerk's' Olfico by ~aa~gc~~'!r. ~~~en g{!~rt CONDOS ~nr~~;'e of of $5~25~5000 ATE OF CALIFORNIA. lhe groper announced B Agent 646·6604 (714) 850-2927 FOR RENT •Ocean Ridge '4Br •••llM•••••• 2.5Ba. Gated, 2-Fp's, ..,,... _______ _ Dream Kit w/Chols NEWPORT Island, Mslr Br w/Jac. BEACH 2 169 BALBOA BOOK 306 PAGES 1 C OF of Coala Mesa. 77 Fafr Army Air Force as a LAGUNA J. Kolar, B kr. 3 7 6·55 76 iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii PENINSULA 2607 ~ PER MAP RECORDED PUBLIC NOTICE lime. ellvery location: City Ben servep in the U.S. FOR SALE rokor 714·646-85831 ________ _ ROUGH 9, 'INCLUSIVE ITV Drive, Room 101, Coata radar technician In ••••••••• CORONA F MISCELLANEOUS NEWPORT BEACH M.esa. California 921526. WWII. After leaving BEACH 1048 MOBILE ~PS, IN THE OFFICE OF Cltv Council Ch•mbera Bids 1haU be .returned to the services he was In ---------DEL MAR 1022 3 BO Big Cnyn TWnhse liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii FP. FOR. 2·decks. pool, spa, tennla. $2150. Agt. 723-0653 • 1 8r 1 Ba. Lrg Kil w/All appls, LA w/FP. w/d , FA Heal $800/mo Christy 574·2055 E COUNTY RECORDER of th• City of the all~nhon of the City the eloctrlcal business GENERAL 1002 iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii LOTS WITH HOMES F SAID COUNTY. Newport 8each, Clerk, within said lime llmll, In Fresno until he be· iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii 1100 XCEPT THEREFROM 3300 Newport In a sealed envelopa ldenll· came Involved In the 3Br 2 .SBa 2·Sty. Fam OCEAN VIEWS LL OIL. GAS, MINERALS a oulevard, ned on the outside wtlh the Pizza Business. In NEED DOWN Am, Pointe Oel Mar Scott L and Co. "NO OTHER HYDROCAR· N rt B h Bid Item Numbet and the 1963 he moved 10 PAYMENT? Homo. Walk to bench 714-499·1800 !ON SUBSTANCES LYING ewpo eac Opening Dile. Bids wlll be Newport Beach and & town. SS2S,OOO'---------ELOW A DEPTH OF 500 PL.ANNINO publlcly opened and rHd We w lll loan you the 720·1779 AgVOwner View Home Complete EET FROM THE SUR· COMMISSION aloud at 10:00 a.m., or 81 developed Me & Eds down payment on the Privacy. Appraised al RTY, BUT WITH NO Regular Meeting cable on J111uary 26. 1998 Orange County. Aellr· and arrange the un· den, linost upgradea, S645K Agt 494·2342 GHT OF SURFACE January 22, 1998 In the Council Chambers. Ing In 1989· he kept derlylng 1st Mortgage lite & brlte. Reduced TRY, AS PROVIDED IN 7:00 .m. Addllional His of the buay 81 a private pllol llnancing. Buyers and to $419,000 Motlvated.1--------- EDS OF RECORD. 1 SUBJECf : Rockwell apecllicallons may be ob-and reatorlng antique A ea 11 ors ca 11 Agent 714·759·3704 NEWPORT •Want a Weekend 3Br 2.SBa Eaa\bh1tf G • ta way or • Condo 2-car garage. ----------. Retirement Home? $1900 mo yrly lease CORONA 24X60 Hometla Mobile Agent 640-7000 X301 DEL MAR 2622 Home In senior park In Yu cc a Valley. + Ba ya ho res 3 br iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii Ask 1 n g s 2 o, o o o. 2ba house lor rent, (Fully Furn.) Turn-key Avl 1/15 lh ru 5/1 714·831 ·5838 S2700.mo 723-4203 1 Br 1 Ba Sundeck. lrlg., lmmacl No pell. no 1mk, $765. All ut11 ~CE OF SAID PROP· AGENDA soon lherearter as practl· Pizza Parlors In home of your choice Jaemlne Creek 2br, S700K, selllng for PARCEL 2: Semiconductor Systems, talned at the Office 01 the cara. The OownPayment Co BEACH 1069 NON-EXCLUSIVE EASE· Inc (Richard Bluth con-Purchasing SupervisOf at Memorlal lervlces Bkr 239-4334 OCEAN VIEW ••••••••• ' ENTS FOR INGRESS llct) 4311 JimborM 'Road 77 Fair Drive. Room 100. Monday January 12, ---------1 3Br 3.5Ba. 2·FP'a, liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii HOUSES/ Bluffs Backb•lf pd. Avl 2/15 673·4177 Twnhme, 2 + 2, French •Newer 2br 2ba1 tp Ora, Gar, Remodel. lndry rmt spa/garage, S1675 mo 640-8482 close to beach. Avall o EGRESS OVER PAI· SUMMARY: Amend the Costa Meaa, Calllornla 1998 at 3:00 p.m . at TRADE Marble Floors, Pool, BIO CANYON VILLAS TE STREETS AS SET Koll Center Planned Com-92626· Peclfic View C hapel, Floor to Cell Wlndowa, FOR LEASE/SALE CONDOS RTH IN THAT CERTAIN rminlty Oi1trlC1 Regulations Dat ed: Jenuery S, Pacific View Memorial Entertaining Perfect MASON ELLIS FOR RENT ECLARATION OF COV· to lnetHH the height limit 1998 Park, Newport Beach. through Classified $1,440,000 REALTORS NANTS, CONDITIONS within Industrial Site 1 lrom Published Newport In lieu o f llowera 642•5678 JAMES GOULD, AOT 714·759·7700 D RESTRICTIONS RE· 75 '"' to 90 Ifft. Beach.Costa MHa Dally pleaae Hnd dona· ---------fij;;:. RDED APRIL 15, 1971 IN APPLICATION: Amend· PllolJanull)' 1o 1998 uona to: Long Beach 'W Prudential •Bluffs Claaslc• F~~,!~~f~0G~0~2A~[, menCEbNAoCg6M7PL.IANCE·. This ' SI043 Memorial Foundation C.....,.llM!ly Prima Back Bay View BALBOA lor AeHarch. Contact expanded, completely ISLAND 2106 , \972 IN BOOK 10427 under the requirements of•---------$855 000 iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii ~CORDED NOVEMBER project has been reviewed PUBLIC NOTICE , Oanlel o. Truoung 714•812•7474 remodeled 'E' Plan AGE 480, OF OFFICIAL the Calllornla Enllironmen-Flctltloua Bualneaa M.O. 11160 Warner ¥Perfect Cape Cod Open s'undav CORDS ANO AMEND· 111 Ou11ityAct. Nsme Statement Ave. Suite 115 Foun· Home Oen vu'a, 40' 2173 Vista Entrada ENTS THERETO. 2.SUBJECT: Southern The lollowlng persona are taln Valley, CA 92708 Mc.IC V.W wide lo t, room for -. ~ILL BE SOLD AT PUB· Calllornla Uberty Baptist doing business as: •MORIA&. NM expansion. Reduced I aM~ ..,c AUCTION. on lh• Sltpl Church, 1000 Bison Av· MOVING IMPRESSIONS, Can't seem to Age11t 714·759·9070 the ORANGE COUNTY enue 3128 Trinity Dr., Co111 Ceme~ • Mortuary PERIOR COURT HOUSE SUMMARY: Amend a pr• Mesa, CA 92626 get lo all those Chapel • Crematory S • I f S u p p o r t I n g A E A L T Y Newer Lrg 3br ~b• air, w/d. d /w, gar. patio, gardener, 1/2 block to bay. $3300. mo. yrly 673·3059 Bluffs redone & vacant 2/1 $1500. 723-0808 4br 2 5ba. pool. gar. Studio with Deck patio, nr Back Bay $600/mo ulilltlea Inc. S 1800. Agt 844-0498 avl 2/1 714·759-3031. Bluffs Twnhm Lrg 3br 1--------- + Fam rm . 21so1.1.on COSTA MESA 2624 green bell S 1 89 S.mo 11iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii Lease Agt. 850·3822 1• Exec Condo fully turn, white & bright 2br, air, Ip, gar, pool, apa, H curlly. $ 1 800.mo Agent, 714·S44-8162 18r Detaohed Cott•u•• w/Palto near beach. Cathedral cells, frig. Move-In Speclall S875 + h oo dep. 048·2421 E ated 11 700 W. CIVIC vloualy 1pproved use p8f· Jim P. Golding, 3128 Trin-repair •obs E•clualve lnveatment 71 ._7 ,.0•3142 NTER DRIVE, SANTA mil wfllcrt auowed a church lty Dr .. Costa Mesa, CA ' 3500 Pacific View DriV9 oppt'y mulll UH ao ol ___ .... __ v ____ NEWPORT NEWPORT A. CA., on MONDAY, to operate a kindergarten 928215 around the h ouse? Newport Beach h A t 494 NEWPORT 2869 BEACH BRUARY 2. 1998 AT through 1he1h grade 1ehool Thia bu1lne11 la con-944-2700 wy. gen "2342 Bluffa close 1° COM BEACH 2669 BEACH :00 a.m. 10 lh• hlghHt at the church lacllity. The ducted by: an lndlvldull Let the H.S. 2br ~ 2ba. New liiliiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii der tor cash, ca1hl8f'1 ~OPoHd amendment 11 IO HIV• you 11.atttd doing Clasalfled PIERCE llGTllEll COSTA MESA 1024 r 0 0 f. 2 -car g • r • k drawn on a 1tate or expand the operation liP bullness )'91? No IB1. -•-•v Upgraded, BHt Buyl tlonal b111k, check drawn kindergarten through Jim Golding Service !RtVfWW111 $219K 720-1704 Bkr 1 stale Of federal HY· twelfth ~rade. Thia 11alemen1 wu flied DI t Mortuary * Chapet • 28, 2 .eaa + Den Htirbor View Home s and loan ulOClatlon, APPLI ATION: UM Permit with the County Cletk of rec Ory Cremation Townhme Mountain Cape Cod 49r 3.5Ba nga u lOClaUon, 0t llV· No. 1 ne {Amended) Orange County on 11-20·97 help you find 1 bantl 1pecilled In fl. CEOA COMPLIANCE: This 18973740312 1tOsta8tt>a~~y r Hort a1mo1phere. $850,000 Judy Kolar, ncfal Code aectlon 5102 proltCt hH been reviewed Dall P lo Dec 20 rellabla help. Costa Mes.. upgraded, ·aecluded. Broker 714·376-5578 -·,.,.~~.,.......,... ... , authoftzed to do bu8" and 11 haa been determined Y 1 1 • ' 27• $214,900. 842·4531 11 In CellfomlL The .. ,. that It ,, cattgOJlcalty ••• 1997, Ja11. 3, 10, 11198 ___ e_4_2_.,_e_1_'--~~~~M~ ... ~·~t~80~~~ IRVIN• TE .. RACE be made without COY· empt und« the requlr• S8040 3br 2 .8be 2-car gar, 3Bd, Fam Am. Largest t1t1e~ a:.:,t,,r~~ =~~~.En-PUBLIC NOTICI ~u;t~~~:J.' 1~~~-.1~0 ~~t~0~<!'md::45,;.T, 811CH, IO utlafy the 3.SUBJECT: Robert Flotltloua •ualneaa "Aflordable Call Agt. 7t4·587·3897 Propertlee 873·8494 tlon secured by the Lotty. 3JI CamatJon Av-Name llatemenl Lido Island PtopertlH of trual extC\lled by enue •'4Br Hae $149,500 RAV JON GRUMMAN SUMMARY: Aeq\leat to d~ = =~aona ate yard, dbl gar, frplc, Currently Available. D JANICE GRUMMAN, altow retention of or modlfi. c9:swatauon 1220 Park Alternative" roomy, new carpal. Biii Grund' Reallora 1tM1, and tN!r 1ucca•· catlOM to • bulldll'Q "CUI• Newport 1322 NewPorl g~rdaner, Men Verde __ 7_1_,.._•_'f_._e_t_8_1_ a undtt Ded1rat1on ol renlly under conaltUc:tlon Beach CA 92660 Agent &lct-4•30 LIND• ISLE u11 tor 1h• orumman Which doe• not meat the M1k• 1 Jan1c1n 1220 Park Discount Cask t " mlly dated Stpltmbet alltldatdt pteYlouely talabo-Newport 1322 NtwPorl e ' C.M . Moblle Home EXQUISITE 5Br 4.5Ba • 1980 aa truatora. to llahed by !tie Cltv Council Beach CA o2ii0 . Muat Sell Howl Ollartd at 13,300,000 s Tr\llt DHd Network, In the approvll o(Verfanc• Thi• • bualntH II con-• Cremation & 1090 Ux~2. 28r 2Ba Jeff Arcuri, Agent tnlt1M1_.1Cf Ille btnallt No. 1202. Thia .fr:.flYlout ducted by: an Individual r l!xcalto,,t Condition. 7t4•141·8981 MCurny of Palflcle M, Vatlanca ellowed l\t con-Have you alatttd doing 111.&00 1 14•515•8608 Nwpt H~t• 3br "'"'a bman, • alngle woman etructlon ol ttw building bUtlnHI yet? No 8 rlaJ Se vi &I# o.. edctrttl It 9538 which excteda Iha permK. Mika JanlCln U r ce D up I e • 12 1 0. 0 0 0 Open ee 8u.n 1 -4 ahlta Blvd., 1310, hv-t.c1 floot 11ea, tht locatlol'I Thlt etai.ment wu filed 2 f\omH on t lot, well aaoa Hoity L•n• Hlfle. CA ~!~ .. of open ·~· and ... Wfth the County c~ or Why should you s b' t kept, 1peelou1. Earl Qranh• kl1, lrg rtld ne1a1y, ct•iH "P'll 1e. 10wt4 conlWCllon ff'ltO var· Orange County on 12•1,.., U JeC Taytor, Agt. 942 ... 122 wOOd oeck 1341.000. and racOtdad In Iha loua Ntbacka and 9tNln-1H7:114a244 yourself & 0 f II t 714+l .. 1128 Bl'*°'d• of Otangt fonad rlght-Of.wty. TM Oally PlloC JM. 10 17 24 ·Y Ur am Y 0 •'•Id• 3br 2be 6 tbr 1~.f~.:'U:::: ==:..: ::d~: )1, 1811 • w..; paying Inflated prices for g~.:.-~br'"':~· v!!!: Open~r::.::: 1 -4 On'9 J':':::.i~U: :-'ace::-'° ~=· .... --..,,c-.-.. ---caskets & services???? 0wnertAg1. ...2·tetie 240 c~~~:::1 ' 8 °' lhl1 nolke. the mnd loof "'"· whlctl an-Cleaalfled r_.1i,_. a....... t W~HIPl."I' 11ahie 3bf 2ba, quiet OC!AN Vll!W8 ainounl Of lh• Mf'lpald eroechta lnlo a \'ltw ~ um • ~ ~• frlendly atr .... lrg lot. •1 •• 000 ~:: ~1!: ~ .. ~~ Todert Sa+ .. Ollllfl"""•' 1C1allel ~~~099~.,J,; •·'l~Jmu•r• the PN¥1cM vart1noe. __ M_2_.s_e_1_a...... "1 ..,......,,, 1at. ,., '1u<1ent1e1 CA. """Y 2669 •, ' -. ~~iiii!!i~iiiiiiil 2742 LOST a EMPLOYM!NT Bridge . ~ iiiiiiiiiiliiiiiiiiiiiiiii FOUND 2025 SS30 --~---------------• 28D '8A Newport Keat lld• t 7th ••· liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii By CHARI.ES GOREN H • I 9 h t e A r • a Sala llorage, 24 hour Loal Cal 1/7 REWARD! OeLIVB"V ORIV•RS with OMAR SHARIF c1 .. n, frnh paint, no Hly aeeHa, 8118•18 Whit• male w/blue Mon and or FrVDay· and TANNAH HIRSCH ret;-.on/ef:thS7~~a~ Piii farage, 5125/mo collar. Vic of 10th & time Own ear w/ln1 . 71 4-844-0452 ..,.. •7 4-497·•1319 PCH. Terribly mllHdl mu1t hold 8+ Coot· 2br 1be Dupht on bluff 714-880·5122 era. Average S50· WEEKLY BfllDGE <~UIZ nr bch w/d hk up1 MISC., Loat Cat, rem, thin, SHt~/LPT•HYr doayO.U~/M1mETk 1 ' · ' RENTALS 2744 Tor1olae colored, -" QI Neither vulnerable, s ~iulh elngle garage, pet? 71H933·2929 1 Id S795.mo 642·96991 iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii deelawed, "Delleata" 1-----------1 yuu 10 1° nr Harbor View Nalure DENTAL 3b.d/2b• Trlplex Wanted Parking Space Park 840-1788 Busy group practice • J lO t 8 J ';;1 1\ J 9 7 4 o K 9 4 •Void Up11alr1 unll, balcony, to rent ror my 20 RV. In NB. aeeka exp FIT _ ... new carpet, paint, 2· Side/back yard or Loat Cocketlel on DentaJ Aaalstanl. Call The bidding has proceed""' ear gar, $1200. 779 vacant lot. 469·1853 12/28, Grev w/orange 714•840•1122, NORTH £AST 80trrH WEST Scott Place 964·8585 cheeks Balboa area. lNT 2 • r ... •Costa M•••'• Beat ••••••••• 673-7354 or 673-0282 D r Iv• r F fT I o r What do you hid now? Jr-1br & 1br, quiet Aerospace Company. gated comm, pool, COMMERCIAL Clean OMV. Call Lloyd Q 2. Neither vulnerabl!•, a'I 8outh tannls, ea1y.aeee11 to REAL ESTATE HEALTH & 714·845-4800 or Fax 1 Id Roa: 714·645·0920 you 10 : lreeway/boaeh/mall1. FITNESS 3000 --------714.a s 7 .oo 7 s liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii E'Slde 2Br 2B• Fplc, APARTMENTS2750 O/W. Hk-up1, 1·ear gar .. 1 parking apace iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii $975/mo: 645-5862 HUNTINGTON BEACH 2640 •2Br 28• Eneld gar. patio, nu carpet. Nice area. Near sehl/shops $825 + Dep 720·0521 SERIOUS BUYER WANTS UNITS I .. Ul. OR O.C. Price $7 TO $1 :i! MIL CALL.ASAP JAMES GOULD. AGT ~ Prudential c.r ....... ~ 714-012·7474 ATTACK FAT End the Bania Forever 1 ·800·592°9222 LOSE WEIGHT! TrimFast •Herbal + Increase Energy & Suppress Appetite 100% S Back Guar. $29.95/30-0ay Supp. 1·888·4·DIETINO Edltorlal Dealgn Editor Page designer neecfed for growing, dynamic Southern Cal. ne.w1paper chain. Good eye, attitude and work ethic all mandatory plus Ouork e•perlence. EOE. Send resume and do· 1lgned pagea to: Steve Marble, Cahfor- nla Communily News. 330 W. Bay St .. Cos\a SELF HYPNOSIS Mesa, CA 92627 •~ 0 T BUSINESS OFFICE n~WP R AT HOME Executive Secretery BEACH 2669 FOR RENT 2~69 Improve Your Liie LargHt Independent i iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii with Hypnosis Tfpes Medical Lab. In O.C. Quit Smoking, Lose A I •2 & 3br Lg ap11 2· CM 300aq ore. direct seeks an ss 1tant 10 •A 10 7 6 2 o 4 2 0 K 8 • K JO 9 2 The bidding has procrede<l· NORTH EAST SOUTH WEST 3 <;1 14 l ~ I• Pao Pass 1 What ac.tion do you lake'! 0 3 · UotJ1 vulnernble, as Soulh you hold •KQ93 Q J762 0 Jg54 •6 Partner opens the liiddmg with one dull \Vhat do you respond'' Q 4 • Neither vulnerable, as South you hold: •K82 ~ AK7432 0 K 52 •7 Tiw h1dd111g hM 1111ic;1·1'()1•1J NOHTH 1-!N\r M>lTrll P11~• Pa a I 4°0 ... .., Wh.1t Oll11>n du yuu l.1k1."1 W•:sT •• (~ 5 • lluth vuhwrahlt., ii!\ South you hultl • K 11 .. I' A A q ,, • A I~ J & .. 2 'l'lw IJ1<lcl111g hu~ µroK'4'l'dl•d A<.>lfl'll WEST NOllTll EAST l • Pus I 1;. Pua ? Wh,11 tlo .)IHI lull now" <l ff · lluth .' ul1wr.1hl.., ,,.., ~outh }UU httld •AK 7 K ,J 115 I ,J . J 6 5 ... TIH' h11ld1111{ ha" 1iru(4'•0il1·cl NOH fll 1':.AS-1 SOl.ffll WEST I l'n~• I -l'1U11 2 • l'u"• ? Whal clo yuu 11111 r111Yo '1 I rmk fur""·'" t"rs 1111 ,\lum/,1_1 Weight, Improve your p Id 1 ear gar, w/d hk·up1, aceesa, twy elo1e, ull M the re1 ent •at Is omory/Sport1 •klllsl N rt e h 1 ---------....----------r--------lp, wet-bar, central air. Inc S300/mo. day For Info Cati Toll Free ewpo oae oc. Golf eourH view. 219-3999eve675·9578 '·888·515·8222 Muat have excelloni EMP.LOYMENT MERCHANDISE COMPUTERS 6018 51995"52995 644 ·0509 _O_e_e_a_n_v_l_ew_o_tfl ........ ce_s_a_n_d ~~~~11°i:1 ;f ~~ ~~ n s :171~ 5 5 3 0 MISC. 601 5 liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii "'2,..,.b-r--=2..,..b-e/'""d....,....•_n....,..L_g_A_p_1_11 or Illa Industrial I••••••••• and people lrlondly. iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii Applo 2GS Computer w/gar, Ip, w/d hlt·up1, 65001.f .. 65 Jfer 1.1 .. PERSONALS' Roqulros Mlcrosoll, , , Ha Ir Sh an t y ,, :; BABY DUD'S ? Printer & Sollware micro, pvt beaeh·boat 1533 Monrovia Ave. Word, Excel, Pub· Resale Baby lloms Starter S300 650·0443 1llp avl. $1995·$2800 N.B. 714,645-2111 I••••••••• llshor. Fox salary Stylists Needed 15% Off w /ad uAc PERFORMA I Space Rent $11 0/wk •p 714·760-0919 and work h story to: p Lon 1 V w a 1 k _1 n 5 MCN1sa/Ck·Fwy close 830CD Computer HP Big B•Y1ront 3br, lam Woatelitt Modleal Lab. 979·9238 qr 957·6529 •714-6 31·7383* !)SOC. Ink Joi printer, rm w/wet bar, 2ba, 2 BUSINESS & PERSONAL Altn: R.E.Nlcholson FIREWOOD ong boxos1m.:iuna1s, I b h SERVICES 3005 (714) 6~1-1092 ---------X'lnt wooc1 modern & cx1ras S750 gar, p, near eac FINANCE --------St35 cord, dot1vorou $1995.mo 642·9699 liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii Oen Ofc/PT 10-20Hrs EMPLOYMENT to your dnvcway ouo 714-675·9408 Newly Renovated ••••••••• for srn ore In NB. 5.1 SERVICES 5533 Lo.:ios as low as $'15 Spacious 1 Br & 2Br L~~7 ~·!~7• t:~:~";: WP/60 wpm. Fix days/ iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii (714)B52·8827 WANTED From S750. No Pets. 18 ,.. Only normal hrs. Fax res: 673-1339 --S-t-ra-,-0-,-0 -u-n-9-9-r-- Newport Bay Terrace BUSINESS D Mall:507 W.Edgowater •••••••• Mee11cha1r II .Xt111 iTiiOiiiBiiUiiYiiiiiiiiiiiii6iiiii01ii9 1691 Mess Dri ve OPPORTUNITY L. · 10 NV. N .B. CA 92661. Ploase be aware that Condiloon saso obo 714-545-4855 2904 •••••••••• Generel Office-PIT the lrsllngs in lhis cat· 714•720.1172 Old Coins Gold Stiver Newport lal FURN'D. iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii clerical, phones. fifing, ogory may requore you Fr.:inllltn Monl Sterling R EMPLOYMENT lo call a 900 number ---------Old WJIChes & 1e"'elry Upstairs small 1 B . · & typrng Call Teresa COLL CT Single, no pals, ref's. $Own Peyphon•• $ al 714-843-9681 or In which lhero is a E IBLES •'>l:slcoas1 Coon 642·9448 Yearly S800/mo. In· $150K yearlv pot'I. Fax Res 714-843-6865 charge per minute. 6017 TOP .DOLLARS PAID clds Ull. 714-650·3801 Great sites e\tall. ---------CALL NOW! Leasing Consultant MISCELIANEOUS RENTAIS ROOMS 2706 1·800·800·3470 24hrs EMPLOYMENT 276 Units In CM EMPLOYMENT 5530 30hrs wkly. temp poss. WANTED 5535 BEANIE BABIES ••••••-I iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii I com polltlvo salary call iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii II Boll Tower Floros IS PleaH be wary ol out 1• 5 5 7 ·O O 7 5 or I ax & 0 L ol area companies. ro1ume to 557-0937 ¥Swedish Nurse ¥ "1s. g soleciion• Check with the local ---------Loving, Dependable. •714-766-6760• 8e11 er Bus Ines s TELEMARKETERS Maintenance Xlnt Cook, Drl11ong. I=:======== Bureau before you NO SELLING' Swim/Pool Roule. Local Ref's, 12 Yrs •Diana Poreolatn Doll sond any monoy lor • Soll motivated, own Exp. Live Locally & blue dross. as soon foos or services. Read APPOINTMENT truck $15/hr 642·1730 ?714·646·37351V on cover of lV guouo Fr•• Room & Board In and understand any SETTERS NEEDED Office AHt. Sm Co in s5 oo firm. exchange lor house contracts bolore y~u Newpon Center. Good ---------714·252·8004 oxl.17 duties. Mature couple sign. Shop around for ollee skills req'd, Mac DOMESTICS 5540 --------- for Records. Jazz Soundlracks E1c Call t.lltke 645-7505 FREE TO YOU 6022 C.IRLFRIEND needs quote home, NO KIDS, mdoor.lml grey tabby. spayed 854-3246 Malo Shar'Pel 3yrs Noods n loving home w/yard. 714-548-3366 will sharo their homo _r_a1_e_s_. ------•Flexible Schodulo a +. 760·6077 8:30·5:30 iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii TRADE 0 I tlbl •Hourly Wages RENT w a eomp11 o per· AMAZING •Bonuaos OFFICE Houaclee ner for our son. (female prol'd) CASH STREAM •Advancement Opp. MANAGER lrvlne homo. Mon thru through class1!ted 7 1 4 ·5 7 4 ·8 3 o 1 or 1 Fri. 2:00·5:00pm S6/hr. 642 5678 through class1fted faic 714·574·8334 Commun ly nowspa-• AMERICAN per sooklng organized Call Jill (ri' 559·6780 ---------·•--------- NB Slops 10 wator, Bogin 1998 by owning HOME 1ell-a1anor with basic private ontoranco & your own buslnessll eompuler skills and ••••••••• balh, w /d, parking •No overhead/Selling IMPROVEMENT temperam ent to juggle MERCHANDISE 5435/mo 123.9495 •Work 6-8 hr1 weekly PRODUCT, INC. ,demands 'of fast- • High prollt pot'I paced news opora· ••••••••• Private rm/ba In NB • Mon lnveaVBank Fin lion. Necessary skills ................................................................ _ home. Sop entrance. • Free lnlo & Package Cell For Interview Include word process· ANTIQUES &010 no/kllch Ourel no/sm et 71 4-472.22 19 Ing, bns1c knowlodge1'iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii $475/mo 031·5111 1·B00 ·201·8070 eoe m/f/d/v or 1n1omo1 and prolr·i• ---------1 BE YOUR OWN BOSS! ii...-------""' RENTALS TO Tired of The Ral 1--------- SHARE 2724 Raco? Unlimlled in· Admln Aaslatant/ come & supponl Re-Customer Service Ure 24·36 monlhsl Heallhy Gourme1 Bal Pen 3Br 1Rm avl, Very Slmp l e! No seeks onthus1aslie pvt bath, w/d, garage. Hypel 1-800-437·3565 detail-oriented. sell· $600/mo. + 1/3 utls. 2 min msg CAL'SCAN slartor for lasl paced Call Eric 714·720·5563 Lezy Persons Dream ~~~rpou~'!1r~nt.pe~~f.~ Balboe Penn 2 rooms Few hrs equals big 51 phone & organize· S525 & $550. 1/2 blk Priced Righi. FREE lional skills a musll lrom bqJ1eh. Call al1er Brochure 1·800·820·6782 Non-smoker. knowl· 6pm. 714·723·2003 Locel vending route edge. ol nutrition a plus. Saturdays req'd. CDM Lrg Brighi Room. lor aale Earn big $, 714-833·2029 Sundek, w/d, n/am/pet must Hll. Call now,•-----...,.-....,,...-- $445. Prof tom prel'd. 800·3•0·8303 Advertlalng Sal•• Avail nowl 721·9546 PAY PHONE Community new1pa· e1oncy of MS Ollrce programs, Pos11ton ro· ports 10 editor and re- qu11es daily contact w1lh public EOE Sond covor lonor and resume 10 Stove Mar· blo, Daily Pilot, 330 w. Bay Street, Cosla Mnu, CA 92627 or E· mail to dp1lo12 ,, oarthltnk nel. PIT Demonatratora Wook prior Supor Bowl 1n grocery sioro In your area. Car nee .. $6.50/por hr. Call for Interview. 557·5579 J\ntiqu.es & G!ollcctibln OPOOU.AAl .. == 1800-1NO • 81.!Y Oultfght& &iawSaMs Conducled Paintings ~ China Books ~ Furniture 40)'Nl3 in Newport S..Ch 714.673.6 Centl'al COM 2Br 2Ba BUSINESS Grea1 per looklng for classl· -R-.-.-1-E-a_t_a_t_•_A_•_•_ls_t_ Prol lorn, n/1, no pels MCI Locallon1. Top ol lied Inside •ales rep· Busy Newpon es1a1e --------- $700 + utls. Avt Jan 1 tho line oqulpmonl. resentatlve. Must have Broker noeda help. Call Lisa 675· 7408 Bolh Indoor & ouldoor strong telemarketing Mu 11 have R. E pay·phones. $100,000 ablllty, enfoy anlos License or be able 10 E 'Sld• CM Large I I c and b• good at CUS· Sl"llsh, Spacious 3Br yearly polenl a . all tomer aervlce. Full get one. Mu!I have ' Nowlll 1·800·724·1730 d klll Townhomo. 1 room CAL"SCAN time. Salary plua com· goo computer s s avail lor $455/mo. Call miss ion. Excellent ond phone demeanor. Mike 714-722-6997 ---------benefit package. EOE. Great opportunity. NB L'"" House ateps MONEY Drug screenlng/physl· Will train right person • • I I d F C1tll Boll<!! 760-1900 to beach, w/d, maid TO LOAN 2914 ca requ re . ax re- own phone, $475/mo iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii sume lo: Reeeptlonesl + utl1 avail 2 /1 Judy Oetting PIT, E/O/W, 9 to 5 in $ BEST $ PRICES . PAID FREE CONSULTATION bi.of.I J L•!:'ln.t e.-.... i. I lt-•I<"" bf"nJ"'~ '"LA. "•n Fr'"""''' & -.; .. ,. Y "l '.le \.ou1 '98 SONOMA SATURDAY, JANUARY 10, 1998 ACROSS 1 TypeotNll 5 03n()O!Ou< $nail• 10 Liver paslt' 14 p.ny 15 lllle Vale 1 walls 16 Desigoer St Laurent 1 7 P!GOlC ruuwrs 18 ~I 1010 cubes 19 BoUnd 20 Summer lealure 22 Rainy 24 Key letter 25 San -~ Caposlraoo 26 Swearer malcnal 29 Se11es un11 33 On and a prayer 34 Dissolve 36 BudOhtSt prl'lciice 37 Kind COOWI 53 °"1e• (90f~)lrom ~"'n 58Nalu 59 S;i.e~ 61 Lambs pen nain" &2 Hourglass fill 63 Clean (tho blac;l\W.. rd) 64 Close 65 Urgent requcs1 66 St>,1 ea11•"~ 67 la1tl11 DOWN l Dull c,1.ing 2 Old Nor~e 1nc;c11p1oon J Cttn pru111nce 4 Broom~ p.irtnor 5 Typo ot colhs•on 6 1e1 27 YC111ng lmd ?II B;ickp.l< llt!r IQcale 46 Footballs 38 V1ohn s relahve 39 Behind on a 7 Cats r>•f'v 8 Noetar 11.11111111>1 9 To1a1s JU MounldtflS • Ma1100 47 Clullers Shtp 40 Soctely column word 41 Deli meals 42 Commotion 44 Bakery buy 47 P11ma1P 48 Long·soouled losh 49 -loo yung 50 Pa1mesan·s 14 17 20 33 37 40 44 10 Hlghwilv s19to1~ l l Of'CIJro 10 be lrU(' I:? Sode 13 GhmpsA 21 T Ory Ol'llO<Wfll 23 Mao -cnrkt.1 :?5 Takes shapl'! as pt.ins :?6 Ultllly porf"~ 31 Roll1t1son Cr""0" llllhOr I? Vf'Shhulr •4 Lunch ;1110 dinner :!5 Shat.If! Ir Pt• 38 NalovP Aml'"can 42 M1s1s 43 Salvl" 15 K3mpalas 50 Coarse hie St M lky gem 52 Elllraci ore 51 co11eqe tiotshot 5-1 d .. 01 • 55 Away trom tht Wind t '11l WalCll part • 5. I oiled guy ' 60 Blunder 11 12 13. . - PETS & PIANOS & SPORTING ,.., ANIMALS 6049 ORGANS 6059 GOODS 6065 Don't Rent SkJa! Australlan Shep Pupa YAMAHA STUDIO For sale .Skis, bind- blue/blk TRI, blu eyes, Consolo Piano. High 1119!1 boots poles ~9 AKC/ASCA, m·I $400· gloss block, 40m hke per pkg All J••S $750. 714·355-1708 now, sacrllice $199!"> a111 1 20cm-205ofl' 714·527·0000 (7141515-90~ .. '98 SUBURBAN '98 JIMMY '98 YUKON '98 SIERRA There has never been a better time to get the deal you want on a GMC! 714·040·9594' Flnenclal Troubles? (714) 631-6594 busy NB Roal Estate Debt Consolldallon & B. eauly/Sales ott1co. (714) 454·8220 NB Maslr Dover Shore pvt ba, glass door to pallol)ac/yard, w/d , $575. John 642-6386 Loans available. •888·27,.3,4&-RETAIL \l'iTIQL 'IS tu MODERN 111!-H\\'ARE ro TIFFA.N\ l \ ER\'THl1'G!!! ~~~ CERTIFIEI> ~-: __ ._ -~- Color Me Beautiful NB Shr 2 Mester Br --------· 1 1 20011 1pac1ou1 ANNOUNCEMENTS condo, nr goll course •••••••••• w/prl'I male. $775/mo Launches a nation- wide train the trainer program. Oppor1unll•(1 available to teach Image thru personal consultations, email group aeulons, and corporate 1•mlnar1. FT/PT. Interviewing locally, call Monday + 112 utl. 622·7364 --------- North Leuune Be•oh ANNOUNCEMENTS Shr 3br, private ba. 2920 Ocean vu, bale. $587. 494·2018 or 675·864a. iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii CASH FOR SINGLE for appt. 714·840-1553 PARENTS Call: 1·8()()..870-0073 Book.9tore M•n•a•r GARAGES FOR RENT 2740 ---------Position avail ror New· FREE CASH port store 8·5 M·F. l!'Sld• CM clean 1lngle car garage. Nice quiet area S125. (714) 548·4189 z ~'O lntothl etw1t110 uctlofl tofind~ICH from electricians lll(l ~to ~· ......... GRANTS! Call 1 ·800·545·3396 blwn 11 am • 5:30pm College. Seholar1hlp1. M·F fe< appt. 6u1lne11. Medleal 1.,,,...,,..,.~,..,,._,..,,,,_ ................ _ bllle. N•ver Repay. BOUTIQUE Toll Free SALESPERSON 800-218-9000 xG-1398 P fT 6 Exp ' d Hrly + Commlaalon .leffrev K. Dore' • e. Magn .. s Fuhlon Your Nalghborhood Nwpt Bch. 644-«n CPA. Tu woe•? W-2 have you down? Relax with • s2s. ARE YOU frtva CROWNS gift FRIBNOLY, eertmoat• tor new RESPONSIBLE ollent1. You d••.rv• PH•onal .. rvlc•t & CARING? COnvenlen.t local lon • W pr0Yld111 comer of WHtellff & Tr&naponaUon Stt\olc Dover (Union Bank to ow tlderly •nd 8 ulldlngl. We epeclal· dilalllM community. IH In ••NIC•• to ~~······· N•wport·MH• real-P denta ... You wlll M• th• ••m• ptraon •very year. Houee c:a1i. 10 th• 11~rry Over 20 y .. tl Operl• •no•. 21·v•er r••I• ctent. lmpec:cabl• r•f· er•no••· CALL (714) 541"44'4, ••le for uen Oot•'.,.,Y<)'-tf Mlghbof· hood CPA. • LOST• POUJID FIT & PIT FASHION ISLAND ~ • •c " I" M•<' F:>m1li J• , .. ·nr1~r'\C'\ 714,249,3711 Cottura llallan Ceramics --------- Upac11le t11bto1op/g1tts. FURNITURE . 6014 Req: prior retall exp, iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii stable work hl11ory, sell 1tar1er. Some ---------woekenda and ovo- nlng1. Salary DOE. Fax res: 213·662-4149 Or call: 213-682·2134 or mall: 2900 Rowena Ave. LA, CA 90039. Salea Rep Selea & Morehandll · Ing Wine, ealtlng on grocery 1tore1. Poal· lion avl In CM·NB area Entry level po1tt1on. 3 ROOMS OF FURN Prov loased furn, from model homes. corp. apts, res apl. Models incl, llv, din, 5pe bd sot. plelures. lamps & matt set. $999.95. 714-985-0500 Cort Cl .. rsnce Center 10700 Spene er Fountain Valley 213·724·1700 e"t 571 ~=:;::::;::::;::===~ SANDWICH MAKER Couch A Love •••t n.w aandwleh 1hop In Good eond1tlon. S 150 CM,$5.25/$5. 75 hr, obo. Call 645-0894. Mike, 5•9-722• Elegant Dealgner Seoretery FT In HB Dlni09 Table with 8 Qd wkng eondltlona, chairs, to match this •Int beMlita • comp grand white lacqu., aklllt a muat Call table w/gray and pink 536-0188 tor •ppl Ilk• marble tlnlah S2200. (714) 7G0-8837 STOCKBROKERS Like H ew Coucrt. Whit• 1/82 71t, pales S700 aaerllice e Fig Annuet Income S260. 714-675-8128 We are IOotllng for cat••r mlnd•d. prof'I.. motivated lndlvlduala fOf I... • Uv• mtnga , 5•10 yra. E11p. Pr•I. We offer training, pV1 plcmnll • (1 ~r mo) No cold ~Hing.warm IHda onlr• Mii IX.tlln. Hmlnare In twaln•H O'lef 10 Vf9• Calf irrect (714) US.1900 ToPu,...umH P141 IP-tlOt C<>~~ERCI.A.L l>E.A.LE~ DISCOUNT PRICING/ ALLEN PLUMBERS CONTRACTORS . ELECTRICIANS ALL YOU HARD WORKERS ... WE'VE GOT YOUR TRUCK! . . . ~ ---~ ~----...... ---. •• SATV"OAY, JANUARY 10, 1998 :l'V, !L!cnONIC.S, AUTOMOBILES CHRYSLER 9050 JAGOAR 91 OS MAZl>Jl 9125 4X4 9221 VOLVO 9230 VOUCSWAC!lf 9235 MISC. AUTO 9245 AUTOS 9248 :. snuo aoao ·-----liiiiiiiiiliiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii '90 Town & Country Cabl•TV D•aoramlttere •800.a 11-412 .. tcy1, loaded. xlnt c ono. Mull aee. S5099 EZ Finance iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii f iiiiiiiiliiliiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii ~~iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii~ WANTED '80 .l••u•r XJe while '83 Ml•t• '82 Ford •xplorer '82 atetlonw•eon '17 Jl!TTA OU CAJlt81 ltOO·SOO Po-liiiiiiiiiiiiiiii!iii!i!I~~· w/dark blue lthr ltll, 51pd, aJc. am/Im CH• 8cyf, auto, pa, pb, ac, Black, Leal,,.,. 4·cyla, 5-SpO, A/C, AM/FM lie. lmpounda. Honda, DIESPIRATfLV NUDI A CURA 9010 iun root, auiomallc, ••II•. Mua1 tee cruise, lllt wnl, amrm root rack• 112,500 Slerao Cua. sumoot Chevy, JHPI a Sport CARS• P/U • VAHI AM/FM CHI, chrome $8999. EZ Finance CHS, •Int cond MUii 714-844-9387 53,600 11•·548-5l11 Ullllty Mull .. tll!I Allen Atn•ld ... tor• aunw•et Motor• 714--437·1831 whi t . c ar phone . 8unweat Motor• s .. 111,900 EZ Pin 1--:, .... e """5...,9"""4..,...o.,..--w-A-Q,,_...O-N-'87 VW Cebrlolet 1 ·Io0 ·11 2 .7 4 7 o 2833 Hatbot .WS-0270 714 437 1931 aunweet Motor• E 7 08 CAL•SCAN 11.000. 7t •·8S8·389S • • 7 t .. __ .. 37 1831 LHther1 moonrool, look1/run1 grHI, air, xi 1 CLASSIFIED ·-----· : GARAGE SALES •93 RX·7 Mon1ego1-------·---hke newl red/Wnlte lop & wnla SEIZED CARS ll'a Iha rHoutce you Blue, tan leather, C/O C:IHtllled le..... (3l HN1231 11°F850 14,200 714·&42·7510 From 1170. can count on 10 sen a radio, aunrool, 36k m l, .. ~ONVEN!~ Tb Wl!LSETXMUISNSOTER PorKhH, Cadlllaet, myriad at rT'l•rchan- GENERAL 8102 '91 LEOBND L Au10, lea1her, moonrool. alloys 12395) 114,550 LUCUS OF WEaTMINSTER (714)882·08Cf0 •'82 Cargo Van 60K ml. new llrea/ballary, need• bodywork. $1500.obo 546-6211 1 own•r, 121 ,500 w .... th., your.. UY: SELL Chevy•~ BMW'•. dlH llama, becauH •(714)700·0905• Ing, ,telllf\g, or lull 714·892·8800 CorvellH AJ10 JHpt, our columns compel '08 Wr•nvler tooklng, clasalfted has --s ..... -1-1 -YP_u_r_h_o_m_•__ 4WO'a. Your Area. Toll quallllad buyer• 10 Dcyl, tllt w hl, Must ---------wl\a1 you need! through clautfled. YOUI home frH for current llsllng calll MOVING AB .. OAD 821 Orchid & 41h COM.lurn,hshld 8 OOam 10 3·0opm '88 Deyton• Sh•lbv Turbo All Power, s .. S4999. EZflnanc MERCEDES 9130 CLASSIFIED 842•5078 through classified 1-aoo.21a-eooo Sunwe•t Motor• 042·5078 Ext. A·1 ~9a 714·437·1831 . ;BALBOA ·ISLAND 6106 '80 INTEORA QSR 34k ml, lealher, cu1tom wheels, holl (3POV328) l18.i850 Ll!XUS Of' WESTMINSTER 714·882·0908 Premium Sound Sy1 .. --,9-1-W-re_n_g_l_e_r __ CO Player, All l eather 4cyl, 51pd , am/Im In le rl o r , T ·To P •, can o110, 11ln1 cond G1raged, Very Ctean. S8999 EZ Finance $3850.obo 548· 1554 Sunweat Motors '90 RAM 1500 714.437:1931 '7 8 300D Original owner, good cond. great transportation car. rebull1 eng & lnlerlor $2500 obo. (714) 780·8277 '91 190E Come .visit Our New Centre! Moving S•l•I Waaher, dryer & mit e house· riold. S~t-Sun 8am 109 N . Be~ront Pwr s1eerlng. brake•. f---------alc. am/Im cass. .11ln1 •93 Or•nd Cherokee cond. M ual Soe. LTD Ork groen, mini. $11.999. EZ f inance lo ml. 2yr lac warr, Sunwest Motor s auto. ate, lea1hor1 all ---------1 BMW 714 437 1 ""31 pwr. Uni. alloya. am· COSTA MESA 6124 9030 • • .. Im cass. s 18.9oo obo Low miles, AT, leather .. moonrool. (2l1NK842) $14,550 LEXUS OF ' WESTMINSTE" (714)892-8908 714·4'75·5110 iiEii' ·.iii d-.--5·.~-.·miiliil vii '78 BMW 3201 Great FORD ·90!7 5 '94 GRAND CHEROKEE MITSUBISHI 9145 Cul·d•·S•o S•l•I condlllon/body/palnll 4x4, VS, four door, 347 Woodland P l. Stereo/can . aunroot. '94 Explorer XL T alloya, lull power, (Oii Tualln between blk leather Interior Whllo 36K ml 40r, AT, (3HJH776) S 15,950 Needs aome work AC, Full Pwr $1 6.000 20th & 2tll) $1200 o bo 642-3228 OBO pp 714-979'-0745 SatJSun 9am Oarage Sele SAT 8·4 --------- Relr1g. recliner & BUICK 9035 m 11 c I 1 1 I 2 Den no 1 Or iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii , (F1>rview & So Csl Plaza Dr) '85 RIVIERA '95 EXPLORER 36k ml, 4dr, aulo,· cass, l ull p wrl (Bl 1777) $19,550 LEXUS OF WESTMINSTER Great condl $2200. 714· 892·6906 '9 7 CAMRY LE 32k m l, Ip, olloya, like newl (3R0 H3091 $19,550 LEXUS OF WESTMINSTER 7 14·892 ·0808 '93 ECLIPSE GS Oark Groen, custom rime and tires. tinted windows. am/Im case radio, alarm sys:. new brakes and tires. low mileage. Or1glnal owner. $11.000 OBO Traci 714·536·8170 S•t·Sun 8·5 Furniture, lools spor11ng goods. painting SIJP , & morel 2948 Redwood Ave • 714-545-3830.• -.9-7--M-U_S_T_A_N_Q __ G_T 1-------9 -1_1_5 PONTIAC CONV V-8. AC, Auto. LEXUS 9170 -------CADILLAC 9040 II hr Int . I u II power. I iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii NEWPORT BEACH' 6169 '77 Coupe de VIiie cus1om tire/wheels $22,995 714·640·7284 : iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii I 0 ·elegance. Boaulllul 1--------- : Moving S•I•. Ouallty Orig. cond. Loaded. HONDA 9085 ho us oho Id. an 11que1. Mus I I!> e. 646· 8 2 2 1 iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiijiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii yard llem!I Sat 8·4pm --,-7-8-5-E-V-IL_L_E __ '84 ACCORD LX • • 1731 Skvl•rk Ln.• Xlnl Condition! 4-0r 5-Spd, P/W, CC, 'Sele Sat & Sun 8·4 $2200 714·854·7425 FM Cass, Needa TLC! 2-whoolct1al11, lott o or call 714·455·3170. $1 150 obo •337·0 113 , small appl, dolla & col· '98 ACCORD EX , loctoblH 3245 Clay St '81 Coupe d• VIiie 40r, lthr, f·pwr, SAT JANUARY 17 Gray Runs perlecl. (VIN179833) $17,977 BAM·3 PM New transmission/al· LEXUS 545 C•t•lln• lernator. 714-64S·8221 MISSION VIEJO (C•t•lln•/15th) •91 Devlll• (888)88·LEXUS 10 benellt Newport l oaded. llhr seats, 1 ________ _ Harbor Highs baseball 11lnl cond. Muat seo program Donations $7999 EZ Finance needed Pick up avail Sunwest M otor• contact Jell 515·4494 714·437-1931 or Pamela 3$0·4480 --------- PLEASE HELP '91 Eldor•do Coupe support our t••ml Bo1ge. 1 owner, m1n1, dealer 1erv1ced , No1ght.iorhood Sale $7995. 714·964·9S93 Sa1urday Sam-Noon 408 Kings Place •93 SEVILLE 1 12 S1 James Place Loai h er Lo aelod l If rain. Sunday 8·12 51rnl·lk nu $22.500 Pis call 714·631 ·7370 TRANSPORTATION CHEVROLET 9045 INFINITI 9095 '94 Q45T While/Ivory, new Lexus lrade (VIN264345) $24,777 '98 G20 40r, auto. mnrf, only 23k ml (VIN528237) $18,977 LEXUS MISSION VIEJO (888)B8·LEXUS iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii ISUZU 91 0 O -MAR--1-N_E_S_L_I_P_S __ , ,93 Corvette llko now iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii White/rod , ctiromo DOCKS 7022 whools, llhor lntorlor, vory lo ml. $25,000 1992 RODEO Black, VS, sunroof, am/Im cassello, Xlnl condlOon. $7,000 ot bost otter. •PVT DOCK · NB• 18·28h, S9/ 1 Ott. ulls stops 10 bch, shops, eals mo.mo 675·0046 CAMPERS, RV'S, TRAILERS 8014 (714} 553-1900 '97 TAHOE 4 x4 Polo Grn. loadod. loather (714) 574·4238 (Vltl3744(~xs~;o on this! JAGUAR 9105 MISS I 0 N VIEJO iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii (888)88·LEXUS '79 J•uu•r XJS ~~==~~==:1i===~~Mii~:;I Coupe V12, only 35k. El C•mlno Slockland 1·owner. very clean '90 ES 250 CD. loathor & more (2TOX624) $11,550 LEXUS OF WESTMINSTER (714)892-8908 '93 ES 300 Blk/Jade, cort1llod. G 9'-avoll (VIN142900) $20,977 '97 SC 300 F/op11on, 14k, 6 9"-Apr 1va1I (VIN037769) S39,977 '94 ES 300 Casrimere, cen1f1ed, 6 9% avail (Vltl04359~ $21,299 .LEXUS MISSION VIEJO (888)88·LEXUS '96 LX 450 Cor11f1od, 6 9% Apr fin avo1I (VIN127211) $43,997 '95 SC 300 Sprcllvry, cor1il1od 6.9,,. avoll (VIN024887) $28,877 ' '93 ES 300 Blk/lvry, cort1l1od, 6 9% avail (VIN233039) $20,277 '94 LS 400 Wht/lvry, corullod, 6 9% a11a11 (VIN213530) $28,977 '98 ES 300 Blk lvry, cor11t1od, 6 9'11. avall (VIN1414090 $25,577 '94 c s 300 '87 Fiero aulo. ale. Abso)utely must sell! Financial problems. s 11 00 obo 205·2491 '91 Flreblrd Conv V·8, auto, pw rpkg, Cruise, till, om/Im c nss. xlnt conel. $7999. ez f inance Sunwest Motors 714-437·1931 TOYOTA 9210 '93 CAMRY XLE vs. tow mi. leather. mnrf, flpwr, alloys. a lot more '87 CAMRY LE 44k ml, Ip AT, 4dr, like newl 93UXV092) $18,550 LEXUS OF WESTMINSTER (714)892·6900 '97 CELICA GT LIFT BACK Lea1nor. auto, monl (VIN042050) $20,677 '93 SUPRA Blk/lvory, sport root, au10 (VIN0026:?5) $191977 LEXUS MISSION VIEJO (88B)B8·LEXUS TRUCl<S 9220 '78 CHEVY 3/4 Ton Sllverado Long Bed, V-8. 4"Ltrl, Mags $1700 obo•631·0757 '91 Ford T150 .. Dirccr 714.640.64 45 Page r 714.3 51.8476 Fa x 714 .759.1528 camper sriell S250 $3500 721·3566 ObO 171 4) 642·1730 CLASSl,,llD .No room leM In lhe garage lor the car? Blk lvry. con1f1ed, 6 9% av11I (VIN079575) $25,977 LEXUS MISSION VIEJO (888)88·lEXUS XLT King Cab V-8. auto. pwrpkg, oc, cruise, till, am/Im cass, Must see . $6999 EZ Finance LAND ROVER NEWPORT BEACH· 11 ' ll1e rosource you c•.n count on lo soil o m yr1ad of merchan· d•so 1loma, becouse our columns compel quallllod buyora 10 calll &42·5878 '77 Monte C•rlo Out or state pla1es. New powor brakes. A call to AM/FM g~~i1 5750.or cfaulfled can MUST SELL IMMEOI help 714-558-8000 1------'---- '90 LEXUS ES 250 CO. leathor & moro (2TOX624) S 11 ,550 LEXUS OF WESTMINSTER (714) 892·8808) Sunwest Motors 714·437·1931 '92 Nissan Hardbody PU 4cyl, 5 spd, am/Im co s s, Mus t see. $4899. EZ Finance Sunweat Motors 714.:437.1931 \!isit our l ntemet address at: http://LRN B.crnn 1540 JAMBOREE ROAD • NEWPORT BEACH (714) 640-6445 •SE•R•Vl_C_E ___ I CLEANING SERVICES CONTRACTO~S FENCES HEALTH, BEAUTY LANDSCAPE & MOVING 3834 PET PLUMBING 3890 TUTORING 3929 3 5 4 8 GENERAL 3 5 58 & D ECl<S 3 61 5 & FITNESS 3 7 g 0 LAWN CARE 3 808 iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii SER VICES 3 8 7 O iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii DIRECTORY iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii I iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii S pllt Second M ovlng ~iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiil PAT I ENT TU T 0 R -·-----•II •BOSS HOUSECLEANING LEWIS Con•t#uotlon St•mb•ugh Bulldera •REFLl!XOLOGY• Lou TorrH Land1cape Prof Movorsl 24Hr Srv Pet Sitter/Dog Walker •Meth (Arilhm•llc llcenHd·Bonded Remodel•Handyman Cua1om Oockl & Fencing Intense Therapeu1lc Harbor Area 2ovr1 701y/Sr Orac(T 1178452 Dally/Overnight v11lts. lhru Calculus) AIXDITIONS REMODELING SI0.00 per hour. Lll'704773 Local Rea. Hend Ralli·Any Slyl• Fool Masaaga for Wkly malnt/New ln11011 432·9123/P-346·5850 Reis avl. llc'd/Bondod • S1a1isllcs •Chemistry 714·548·0388 •714·557·5825• L70l32S 714,.3 1.0922 prevenllve medicine. lrrlg work/Tree lrlm ieo MOVERS Denise 714·935·8870 • Phy1jc1 •Term Papers 3410 •Brighi Houaeoleanlnn Malntanca balance of Cuti ratesl 549.4393 fl •Reading • Test Prep • i---------Mind/Body. FrH consull. local 7 days a week ---------1 (CBEST, GAE, SAT) iiiliiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiil ~~~~~~~~w:ir~'!r~~l~~:k CONSTRUCTION •-F-L-0-0-R-IN_S_T_AL_L__ C•nd•o• .J. Owens PROWSI LAHDSCAPI lna'd/Llc. Cai·T 189012 PLASTER DRAIN Study Skills. FrH Info REBUILD or RIMODIEL "CJ" & MAINT Drain llnH 3118·0763 or 515·3850 REPAIR 3880 CLEANING Jim M1dl1 547·MATH •Home lmprovimanll & Grace 714·857·2S47 BUILDING 3560 REPAIRS 3620 714·050·5854 Ralngullara. Prompt & eOll•C• Addlllon1 •HOUSECLl!ANINO • liiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii J:iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiilii 714·802·4789·pgr Reas. Emergency Svc.1---------iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiil 7 • DAYS/WEEK •nou onably Priced Oood rel1•0wn tran1 ANDl!RSON Con•trl" S50.C>805 w217·7883·Pg Ml)SIC Plu .. r/Sluceo Patch •Local Co tfl636318 20Yra El(p. Pis Call lg or Sml Jobe. lna'd S•l•••Svo•lnstell ---------LESSONS 3835 -Serving So Oa 25yra· Sr.ti1izenDi8counl •Stephen1on Auoe. A II 241 0531 Hordwd{Vlnyl/Coramlc IMPROVEMENTS YARD Clean-up, i:roG l lc "'326864 24 ... r• ny me • LIB440725 Local COM 0 Trlm/HodgH/Aomo11al l'iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii ,.. ,, Call 714·844·5485 Eal. 1928 780•1381 PCRG /Carpel/FrH 111 HOME 3756 Palm Trees & Houllng1• 714-554°7831 L708279 888·8580 900•8502 pg.74,8•5375 The Music Academy Prlvafo lnalrumenl PLUMBING V o ic e & Music 76Ml70 Licm770S WALL COVERINGS 3932 Th• &tripper Speclall z lng In Wallpaper Removal l5889241 903·5037 .C•blnetry Rellnlah. pelnl, reface Cualom ' work. Free e10ma1e1. 6~5·41Kl7 Pgr 218·87111 LIMOUSINE SERVICES ClaaHI CM 968-0454 iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii 38141--~~~---THE LOCAL PLUM81A ·• Jamea I!. Bangar1 Co.· • We Gala thou111 hang ---------. together. Strip, ln1tall, advice to lhe crazy. ll735978 831·2111 Fret Ealtmat.. lm~~~9".""~~r1r-tt Friendly S1rv1ce •Insured L1532981 875·9304 Pr•olae Plumbing Repairs & Aemodelt Fr•• EsllmalH L1087398 909·1010 Expert Drain CIHnln9 I Plumbing Aepalra 20yra Hp. All work guar. Steve 545·8288 \ ROOFING 3910 WINDOWS 3934 •UNIQUa• WINDOW FASHIONS Ver11o•I • Mini • Woodbllnd• • Shutters • Drepery RH/Comm•l'r•• Eat 1°100-•10.esea INIULATI VOUfl HOMI New Vlnyl Wlndowa Free Eal. L107328 714 ... it .. 122 Can't tHm to get to all tho•• repair Job• 11ound tht houtt? l.tt th• Cleieffled ...... Dtreo~ hetp you Ind ,......htlp, 141 ... Ta How CAN WE 0fFER SD£R Low Pruas? The answer is really very s~mple. At Fletcher Jones Motorcars, we service more Mer- cedes than any other dealership in the nation--by a long shot. In fact, over the last six years, we have had more than 278,000 service appointments. That service vol- ume covers a lot of overhead. So when you come in to negotiate a purchase or lease agreement, we can be very accommodating--and quite frankly, very flexible. We sold 293 Mercedes m Decemtier -IDQre than anv other dealership ID the country. 714 718-3000 • 3300 )AMBOREE RoAo .. SATURDAY, JANUARY 10, 1998 II" • $6000 DISCOUNT FROM SUGGESTED LIST ' 0 • 0 VVHY GQ TO L.A? <> • • 0 • • • <> . ' . .. '{he AbL • Spe • 1998 Seville STS & SLS is right here at Nabers! k to our friendly staff and view "p oetry in uzotion " ... seeing is believing. • • Chrome Wheels • Gold P~g. • Rear Vanity Mirror • CD Player • Rain Sensor Wipers $492 a month + 711 +lax lnr JY mo~. Cloi.ctl cnll lc.1M! "n ~rrruvcll l:rcllll \~~00 Down Till Dnvc·oll $!111 IX 37 RcMlluJI 120.5X~.3f\. T111.11f pml\ \IY,l'X>?:I 12K nu. ;aJl.iwctJ per y.:Jrf2 t11 chu11-.c Imm 7042111 . 723443) '88 BUICK PARK AVE. s5 88 '92 CADILLAC ELDORADO Low 69K mi .• V6, new car ~ID. mtllcnt cond (6242~) Tounng cpc .. llhr .. alloys. ·new· txxly style. (604887) '90 VW JETIA S6 Lor m1., whit, uto, Wdfshlrg cdltD. acw ar m-111 (446.16t) 88 '90 CADILLAC ALLANTE S8l m1. rmDICOld~ ltd. n qi. ~1rtkaml cm1(1271C9) '92 OLDS CIERA Low mt, V6. ~. nw1y power fea1ures. (415687) '90 CHRYSLER NEW.YORKER ~ 43K mL V6. ldr., 111111y xuu. sqdy clan. (&38234) '95 PONTIAC GRAND AM Wiiie. r.u piwer, br ms. ca.~ (553601) '49 CADILLAC LIMOUSINE 9SI ~ ~t. collm!r quality. (531248) '95 CADILLAC SEDAN DEVIU.E Loa UI, rmlllC ltd. ID ltlr, bd. d ~ 1?4?2ll) $8 988 '94 CADILLAC SEVILLE SLS s23 ' VS NMhstar. low mi~ blkA>lk. lthr., bll of m . (826343) SR 988 '97 CADILLAC SEDAN D' VILLE T 't V-3. Nathstr, •bite. Ill llbr., IW. of wan. (207872) AU vehkl1.~ whjl:~c "' rn1•r 'AW A \.T .. ...a11 11rrru.,..tl plu• '''"· II~ • J.i.: .. '"'"'A ~'"''"'"'" ~ ., Pi"IUN• lllr llluUrallW J"l"P'" 1>111) rlre <;wldn)' llflW f'\.11\lk:alh>ll :a 0 IS ii M ' I ,_ .c a I I ' I ·-St I I . : -N B: ,iii M I l . ·s, ' : : : • I . •• T . • -M D • , ii E l ' ' f5 IE5 SOO'• AllAllABllS . Starting At . *$16!'950* bomple · Special ralue 15 '9.1 E 300 • Leather, mnrf, nict! '90 ES250 • CD, ltalhtr, and mort. ;963871 $11 550 !2TOX621J ' -fO se eOUPS5 111/llllJUILIE Starting At *$19!'9.50* 11Jtomp1e '9.1 LEXLZ9 CIOO -Beige, Chrome Wheels, CD, mnrf, and more. '91 ACURA LEGENDL Auto, lt4tlrlt, moor:Jr· s14,550 (0336601 • · '91 BMW ~ · 535i LEGEND SR5 V6 • • : Low mpts_, CD, QIStcnf Low milts, ftathu, CJlSIOfr Al Wlruls, IU1Jlt1, m"!f, ue wlrUJs -& 1'10ft. RI ii RI Newport ~ta Mesa Dally Pilot f2 '5 400'• AllAl&,"B'S Starting At ·•$21 950* • !J ... ,,,,,,. '92 LEXUS LS400 -CD, leather, moonroof. • (1020641